Lesson Worksheet: Compound Linear Inequalities Mathematics
In this worksheet, we will practice solving compound linear inequalities by applying inverse operations.
Q1:
This number line describes the solution set to which of the following inequalities?
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Q2:
How many integer solutions does the inequality have?
Q3:
Which of the following diagrams represents the solution set of the inequalities and ?
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Q5:
A stateβs regulations to ensure child passenger safety are as follows:
- From the age of 18, there is no legal requirement for passengers traveling in the back seat of a car to use a seat belt.
- Children under 1 year of age and children weighing less than 20 lb are required to be in a rear-facing seat.
- Children age 1 to age 3 years (inclusive) and at least 20 lb in weight are required to be in a forward-facing seat.
- Children age 4 to age 7 years (inclusive) are required to be in a forward-facing car seat or a booster seat.
- Children at 8 years old or above are required to use standard vehicle safety belt.
The age of a child is years. Write an inequality that describes the range of values of when a child must wear a seatbelt when sitting in the rear of the car.
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The age of a child who weighs over 20 lb is years. Write an inequality that describes the range of values of when the child must use a forward-facing car seat or booster seat.
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A child is under 4 years old. The childβs weight in pounds is . Write an inequality that describes the range of values of , for which the child may travel in a forward-facing seat.
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A child weighs more than 20 pounds. Their age is . Write an inequality that describes the range of ages for which they must use a forward-facing seat.
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Q6:
A warehouse stores two types of food. The first needs to be stored at a temperature between 0 and 17 degrees. As for the second, it needs to be kept at a temperature between 7 to 30 degrees. Find the range of the temperature at which the two types of food can be stored together.
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Q7:
Natalie had $15 when she went to the cinema. She spent on the ticket and $7.10 on the popcorn. Write an inequality that represents the amount of money Natalie had when she left the cinema.
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Q9:
Students in a grade 4 class were asked the distances in miles, , which they travel to get to school. All of the students traveled farther than a quarter of a mile, and no one traveled farther than 3 miles. Which of the following inequalities represents the range of distances traveled to school?
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Q10:
Find all the values of that satisfy the inequality
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