7th Grade Math (Math 7) · Chapter 6 · Lesson 6.6 · Printable PDF

Two-step Inequalities Worksheet with Answer Key

6 problems on two-step inequalities: solving and describing graphs, flipping the sign when dividing by a negative, a student's wrong sign turn, integers that fit, a stepping stone path, and carnival tickets. 2 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Solve each inequality and describe the graph of its solutions.
    7x - 4 > 24\dfrac{n}{2} + 9 \le 540 \ge 6t + 132.5a - 1 < 9
  2. Solve each inequality, turning the sign only when multiplying or dividing by a negative.
    -3x - 5 \ge 1311 - 4y < -9-\dfrac{k}{6} + 1 > 33 - \dfrac{3}{4}m \ge -12\dfrac{z - 2}{-5} > 3
  3. Find where Andre turned the sign wrongly and solve correctly.
  4. Write an inequality for each sentence, solve it and answer about integers.
  5. Word problem: how many stones Jin needs for his path to be long enough.
  6. Word problem: how many Ferris wheel rides Yuna can take with tickets left over.

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