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Final Jeopardy
$100 Simple Review
Solve, graph, describe: 10 > -5y
$100 Answer Simple Review
y > -2
$200 Simple Review
Simplify:
$200 Answer Simple Review
11
7
x y
6
4
$300 Simple Review
Solve, graph, describe:
1 + 2x < 2(x – 1)
$300 Answer Simple Review
No Solution
$400 Simple Review
Evaluate:
2a  2bc
2
c 5
3
if a=2, b= -4, and c=3
$400 Answer Simple Review
-2
$500 Simple Review
Solve, graph, describe: y ≥ -1 and y ≥ 3
$500 Answer Simple Review
y≥3
$100 Compound Inequalities
Solve, graph, describe: w < 0 and w ≥ 4
$100 Answer Compound
Inequalities
No Solution
$200 Compound Inequalities
Solve, graph, describe:
7x – 1 > x + 11 or –11x > -33
$200 Answer Compound
Inequalities
All real numbers
$300 Compound Inequalities
Solve, graph, describe:
0 < 1 – x ≤ 3 or -1 ≤ 2x – 3 ≤ 5
$300 Answer Compound
Inequalities
-2 ≤ x ≤ 4
$400 Compound Inequalities
Solve, graph, describe:
-2y < -6 and y + 3 ≤ 1
$400 Compound Inequalities
Answer
No Solution
$500 Compound Inequalities
Solve, graph, describe:
3 – t < 2 or -7 ≤ t + 4
$500 Compound Inequalities
Answer
t ≥ -11
$100 Absolute Value
Solve: │3x – 2│= 8
$100 Answer Absolute Value
{ -2, 10/3}
$200 Absolute Value
Solve, graph, describe:
x 2
1 
3 3
$200 Answer Absolute Value
x ≤ 1 or x ≥ 5
$300 Absolute Value
Solve, graph, describe:
1
d  5  2 d  13
2
$300 Answer Absolute Value
-12 ≤ d ≤ 12
$400 Absolute Value
Solve, graph, describe:
7  3 4d  7  4 or 4  3d 1  2
$400 Answer Absolute Value
d < -1 or d > 1/3
$500 Absolute Value
Solve, graph, describe:
t  2t  6
$500 Answer Absolute Value
2<t<6
$100 Word Problems
Define a variable, write an equation/inequality,
and solve. The length of a rectangle is 5 cm
more than twice its width. Find the length and
width if the perimeter is 82 cm.
$100 Answer Word Problems
Length- 29 cm
Width- 12 cm
$200 Word Problems
Define a variable, write an equation/inequality,
and solve. Find all sets of three consecutive
odd integers whose sum is between 36 and 50.
$200 Answer Word Problems
{ 11, 13, 15 }
{ 13, 15, 17 }
$300 Word Problems
Define a variable, write an equation/inequality,
and solve. The base angles of an isosceles
triangle each measure fifteen degrees less than
half the measure of the vertex angle. Find the
measures of the angles of the triangle.
$300 Answer Word Problems
37.5º, 37.5º, 105º
$400 Word Problems
Define a variable, write an equation/inequality,
and solve. A women drove part of a 185 mile
trip at 50 mi/h and the rest at 55 mi/h. Find the
distance she traveled at 50 mi/h if her total
driving time was 3 h and 30 minutes.
$400 Answer Word Problems
75 miles
$500 Word Problems
Define a variable, write an equation/inequality,
and solve. A grocer wants to mix peanuts and
cashews to produce 20 lbs of mixed nuts worth
$6.20/lb. How many pounds of each kind of
nut should she use if peanuts cost $4.80/lb and
cashews cost $8/lb?
$500 Answer Word Problems
Peanuts: 11.25 lb
Cashews: 8.75 lb
$100 Random Review
Name all the sets the following belong:
A) 6 B) ½ C) -1.2356… D) -6
$100 Answer Random Review
A) RQZWN B) RQ
C) RI D) RQZ
$200 Random Review
Solve for y: 6xy + 2a + 5yz = c
$200 Answer Random Review
c  2a
y
6 x  5z
$300 Random Review
If I have n nickels and three more
nickels than dimes, write an expression
to represent the value in cents of my coins.
$300 Answer Random Review
0.05(n) + 0.1( n – 3)
$400 Random Review
Evaluate:

1
2
2(3  4)  3
10

$400 Answer Random Review
1/2
$500 Random Review
Define a variable, write an equation/inequality,
and solve. A purse contains $2.05 in nickels,
dimes, and quarters. There are twice as many
nickels as dimes and three fewer quarters than
nickels. Determine the number of each coin.
$500 Answer Random Review
Nickels: 8
Dimes: 4
Quarters: 5
Final Jeopardy
Define a variable, write an equation/inequality,
and solve. A bus is to be chartered for the senior
class trip. The basic fare is $9.50 per passenger. If
more than 20 people go, everyone’s are is reduced
by $0.30 for each passenger over this number (20).
At least how many people must go to make the
fare less than $7.50 per passenger?
Final Jeopardy Answer
At least 27 people must go.