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1921 Absolute Value Inequalities Real World Problems.notebook April 14, 2014 LT 3: I can represent realworld situations with equations, inequalities, and absolute value. 1) 2) p.19 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10)

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  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    LT3:Icanrepresentrealworldsituationswithequations,inequalities,andabsolutevalue.1) 2)

    p.19

    3) 4)

    5) 6)

    7) 8)

    9) 10)

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    p.20PCWForascholarshipcompetition,Evahadtowriteanessay. FortheessayEvahadtowritemorethan250words,butit couldn'texceed500words.Writeaninequalitythat demonstratesEva'ssituation,thengraphit.

    Marshasamaximumtemperatureof7attheequatorandaminimumtemperatureof133 atthewinterpole.WriteaninequalitythatdescribesthepossibletemperaturesonMars,thengraphit.

    Atacarnival,thecosttoplayabowlinggameis$2p lus$0.25foreachattempttoknockoverthepins.Whichinequalitywouldyouusetofindthenumber ofattempts, a,youcanmakeifyouhave$10?

    A.0.25a+210B.0.25a+210C.0.25a+210

    Tomearns$50tostartapaintingjoband$20perhourtocompleteit.Alljobsheacceptsearnhimat least$300.If hrepresentsthenumberofhours spentpainting,whichinequalitydescribesTom'ssituation?

    A.50+20h>300B.50+20h300C.50+20h

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    p.21AttheTXDesignCompany,theaveragestartingsalaryforanewdesigneris$33,600,buttheactualsalarycoulddifferfromtheaveragebyasmuchas$1,560.Whichinequalitycouldbeusedtodetermineifasalary,x,fallswithinthisrange?

    A.4.01x0.0002

    CalebisamachinistatGoldenEagleChopperShop.Toensurethereliabilityofthemotorcycleenginesproducedattheshop,Calebmachineseachcylindertoa4.01"diameterwithatoleranceof0.0002".Whichinequalitycouldbeusedtodetermineifacylinder'sdiameter,x,isacceptable?

    A.|x1,560|33,600

    B.x33,6001,560

    C.|x33,600|1,560

    D.|x33,600|1,560

    Anessaycontestrequiresthatessayentriesconsistof500wordswithanabsolutedeviationofatmost30words.Writeanabsolutevalueinequalitytorepresentthis.

    Acandymanufactureputs240piecesofcandyintoeachbag.Thebagcanbeoffby8pieces.Writeanabsolutevalueinequalitythatdisplaystheacceptableamountofcandypiecesthatcanbeinabag.

    Whichinequalityisrepresentedbythisgraph?

    Whichinequalityhasthesolutionrepresentedbythisgraph?

    7. 8.

    9. 10.

    11. 12.

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    IF

    |2x|+5=3 |3x|+434

    Solve. Solveandgraph.

    Box8 Checking: p.1718

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  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    LT3:Icanrepresentrealworldsituationswithequations,inequalities,andabsolutevalue.1) 2)

    p.19

    3) 4)

    5) 6)

    7) 8)

    9) 10)

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    Writeaninequalitythatdescribesthegraphbelow.

    1.

    A. B.

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    2. Writeandgraphaninequalitythatdescribesthesituation.

    Threeormorepeoplemakeacarpool.

    Nooneunderage17willbeadmittedwithoutaparentorguardian.

    A. B.

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    3. Keithhas$500inasavingsaccountatthebeginningofthesummer.Hewantstohaveatleast$200intheaccountbytheendofthesummer.Hewithdraws$25eachweekforfood,clothes,andmovietickets.

    WriteaninequalitythatrepresentsKeith'ssituation.

    A)

    B)HowmanyweekscanKeithwithdrawmoneyfromhisaccount?

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    4. YellowCabTaxichargesa$1.75flatrateinadditionto$0.65permile.Katiehasnomorethan$10tospendonaride.

    WriteaninequalitythatrepresentsKatie'ssituation.A)

    B)HowmanymilescanKatietravelwithoutexceedingherlimit?

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    5.Ezrareceived$50fromhisgrandparentsforhisbirthday.Hemakes$7.50eachweekforoddjobshedoesaroundtheneighborhood.Sincehisbirthday,hehassavedmorethanenoughtobuythe$120gifthewantstobuyforhisparents'20thweddinganniversary.WriteaninequalitythatrepresentsEzra'ssituation.A)

    B)HowmanyweeksagowasEzra'sbirthday?

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    6.Theboysandgirlssoccerclubsaretryingtoraisemoneyfornewuniforms.Theboys'soccerclubissellingcandybarsfor$2apieceandthegirls'soccerclubissellingcandlesfor$4.Theymustraiseatleast$800.

    Writeaninequalitythatrepresentstheincomefromthetwofundraisers.

    A)

    B)Ifthegirlssold100candles,howmanycandybarsmustbetheboyssell?

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    7.

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    8.

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    Youarepreheatinganovento350.Thethermometerreads346.Themeasuredtemperaturehasanabsolutedeviationofatmost2.Writeandsolveaninequalitytodecideiftheovenispreheatedyet.

    9.

  • 1921AbsoluteValueInequalitiesRealWorldProblems.notebook April14,2014

    Agolfballmanufactureputs390golfballsineachbox.Theboxcanbeoffby6golfballs.Writeandsolveanabsolutevalueinequalitythatdisplaystheacceptableamountofgolfballsthat canbeinabox.

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    Period____Date________________Two-Step Inequalities

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