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Writing an Inequality for a Condition Worksheet with Answer Key

7 problems on writing an inequality for a condition: at least, no more than and fewer than, a mail slot, a bonus level, a petition, counting solutions, making up a rule for x < 18, and apples sent to the juice press. 2 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Write each statement as an inequality.
    x is at least 7y is fewer than 15m is no more than 2.5k is greater than 40p is no less than \dfrac{3}{4}
  2. Write an inequality for the thickness a mail slot takes, choosing a letter.
  3. Write an inequality for a bonus level score and say what the letter stands for.
  4. Find what is wrong with Ryan's inequality for petition signatures.
  5. Write an inequality for each condition and say if it has a list of solutions or infinitely many.
  6. Make up a real rule for x < 18 and test values.
  7. Write an inequality for the weights of the apples sent to the juice press.

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