Exam 2: Linear Equations and Inequalities
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A stockbroker has money in three accounts. The interest rates on the three accounts are 8%, 10%, and 14%. If she has twice as much money invested at 10% as she has invested at 8%, three times as much at 14% as she has at 8%, and the total interest for the year is $455, how much is invested at each rate? ( Hint : Let x = the amount invested at 8%.)
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Movie theaters pay a certain price for the movies that you and I see. Suppose a theater pays $1,105 for each showing of a popular movie. If they charge $8.50 for each ticket they sell, then they will lose money if ticket sales are less than $1,105. However, they will make a profit if ticket sales are greater than $1,105. What is the range of tickets ( x ) they can sell and still lose money?
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Solve the following inequality using the addition property of inequalities. Graph the solution set. 

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For the graph below, write an inequality whose solution is the graph. 

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For the graph below, write an inequality whose solution is the graph. 

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