Exam 3: Equations, Inequalities and Problem Solving
Exam 1: Some Basic Concepts of Arithmetic and Algebra255 Questions
Exam 2: The Real Numbers261 Questions
Exam 3: Equations, Inequalities and Problem Solving327 Questions
Exam 4: Formulas and Problem Solving233 Questions
Exam 5: Coordinate Geometry and Linear Systems396 Questions
Exam 6: Exponents and Polynomials390 Questions
Exam 7: Factoring, Solving Equations and Problem Solving302 Questions
Exam 8: A Transition From Elementary Algebra to Intermediate Algebra276 Questions
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Exam 11: Quadratic Equations and Inequalities283 Questions
Exam 12: Coordinate Geometry: Lines, Parabolas, Circles, Ellipses and Hyperbolas165 Questions
Exam 13: Functions195 Questions
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If d represents the number of dimes, then the value of the dimes in cents would be represented as 0.10 d .
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For the following problem, solve the inequality. x + 13 20
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Fourteen added to a certain number is 25. What is the number?
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Use the properties of equality to solve the equation. 10 = t 1
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For the following problem, solve the inequality. -18 x > 144
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Use the properties of equality to solve the equation. t + 0.92 = 0.14
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Solve the problem by setting up and solving an appropriate inequality. Suppose that the perimeter of a rectangle is to be no greater than 60 inches and the length of the rectangle must be 13 inches. Find the largest possible value for the width of the rectangle. __________ inches
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Use the properties of equality to solve the equations and match with a correct solution.
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If nine times a certain number is subtracted from 49, the result is 4. Find the number.
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Find the largest of three consecutive whole numbers such that twice the sum of the two smallest numbers is 7 more than three times the largest number.
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Use the properties of equality to solve the equation. 7.92 = 2.4 t Please express your answer as a decimal.
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Michael bought 5 pizzas for a total of $32. What was the price per pizza?
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