Mathematics 7

Practice Exercise 4:1 Linear Inequalities

Name: ________________________________________________________Date: _______________________________ Score: _______/50

Nazareth A B C D Teacher: Mrs. Emilyn G. Mendoza

I. Translate each verbal phrase into a mathematical expression. Use any variable to represent the unknown
quantity. (5 points)

1) A number subtracted from 6 is less than or equal to 19. ___________________________

2) Five more than a number is at most 45. ___________________________

3) The product of a number and 6 is more than 29. ___________________________

4) The di erence between a number and 18 is more than or equal to 30. ___________________________

5) Twice a number multiplied by 26 is at least 58. ___________________________

II. Write a phrase that translates to the given mathematical expression. (5 points)

1) 2x − 46 > 28

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2) 5x + 9 < 21

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3) b ≤ 64
8

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4) 3d + 15 ≥ 60

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5) 6p − 19 > 11

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III. Solve the following inequalities. Use the interval notation to write the solution. Then, graph the solution.
(5 points each)
x−1
1) −9 + 5x ≥ 11 2) ≤8
4
SOLUTION: SOLUTION:

INTERVAL NOTATION: INTERVAL NOTATION:

GRAPH: GRAPH:

x
3) 1 > −9 4) 5 < 9x − 4
7
SOLUTION: SOLUTION:

INTERVAL NOTATION: INTERVAL NOTATION:

GRAPH: GRAPH:

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 x−1
5) 3 < 2x − 11 6) ≤7
3
SOLUTION: SOLUTION:

INTERVAL NOTATION: INTERVAL NOTATION:

GRAPH: GRAPH:

7) 4x + 1 ≥ 37 8) 7x + 20 ≥ 6

SOLUTION: SOLUTION:

INTERVAL NOTATION: INTERVAL NOTATION:

GRAPH: GRAPH:

Fourth Quarter | SY 2023-2024