The document provides instruction and examples for solving inequalities with addition and subtraction. It includes sample problems such as x + 4 > 2 and -15 < x - 7 for students to work through. It also provides word problems comparing situations involving equalities and inequalities, and encourages students to practice additional problems related to inequalities.
6. Anticipatory Set:
Explain the differences in the following two
word problems.
1. Eddie has $10. How much 2. Allison needs at least $16
more money does he need to dollars to buy a shirt. How much
buy a shirt that costs $16? more money does she need if she
already has $10?
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7. Anticipatory Set:
Explain the differences in the following two
word problems.
1. Eddie has $10. How much 2. Allison needs at least $16
more money does he need to dollars to buy a shirt. How much
buy a shirt that costs $16? more money does she need if she
already has $10?
x + 10 = 16
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8. Anticipatory Set:
Explain the differences in the following two
word problems.
1. Eddie has $10. How much 2. Allison needs at least $16
more money does he need to dollars to buy a shirt. How much
buy a shirt that costs $16? more money does she need if she
already has $10?
x + 10 = 16 x + 10 ≥ 16
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9. Anticipatory Set:
Explain the differences in the following two
word problems.
1. Eddie has $10. How much 2. Allison needs at least $16
more money does he need to dollars to buy a shirt. How much
buy a shirt that costs $16? more money does she need if she
already has $10?
x + 10 = 16 x + 10 ≥ 16
-10 -10 -10 -10
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10. Anticipatory Set:
Explain the differences in the following two
word problems.
1. Eddie has $10. How much 2. Allison needs at least $16
more money does he need to dollars to buy a shirt. How much
buy a shirt that costs $16? more money does she need if she
already has $10?
x + 10 = 16 x + 10 ≥ 16
-10 -10 -10 -10
x=6 x≥6
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11. Anticipatory Set:
Explain the differences in the following two
word problems.
1. Eddie has $10. How much 2. Allison needs at least $16
more money does he need to dollars to buy a shirt. How much
buy a shirt that costs $16? more money does she need if she
already has $10?
x + 10 = 16 x + 10 ≥ 16
-10 -10 -10 -10
x=6 x≥6
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