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This document outlines a math lesson on solving inequality equations and word problems. It provides homework assignments of solving inequality problems from page 73 and completing CRS problem #6, which are both due on November 22. The lesson also includes instructions to solve and graph the inequality -3x + 6 > -9 as a warm-up activity.
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