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Guided Practice #1 Solve the equation for x. 37 + 4r = 36 -4 144 -0.25 What did you do wrong on the test?

Guided Practice #2 What is the value of y if 6y + 72 = 30? -42 7 -7 17 What did you do wrong on the test?

Guided Practice #3 Albert charges a base of $5 plus an hourly rate of d dollars to babysit. Albert worked 5 hours at his last job. This equation represents how much Albert earned at his most recent job: 5 + 5d = 37 What is his hourly rate? $7.40 $8.40 $5.00 $6.40 What did you do wrong on the test?

Guided Practice #4 Which value of m is a solution for the inequality 8 – 8x < -16? -3 1 -1 3 What did you do wrong on the test?

Guided Practice #5 If b represents the number of books Corey donated to the book mobile and that boosted the number of donations to more than 500, which could be the number of books Corey donated? 455 + b > 500 47 45 44 37 What did you do wrong on the test?

Guided Practice #6 Which is the solution to 14n – 8 – 16n < 6? -5 -7 7 5 Remember to check your solution! What did you do wrong on the test?

Guided Practice #7 What are all possible values of y that satisfy the inequality 𝑦 5 – 7 ≥ 3? y ≥ 10 y ≥ 2 y ≥ 50 y ≥ -20 Remember to check your solution! What did you do wrong on the test?

Guided Practice #8 If t represents the number of tickets Jaide sold, which could be a number of tickets that Jaide sold? 3t + 4 ≤ 34 10 30 38 9 Remember to check your solution! What did you do wrong on the test?

Guided Practice #9 What are all possible values of x if ½x + 10 > 8 ? x > -4 x > 10 x > 18 x > -2 Remember to check your solution! What did you do wrong on the test?

Guided Practice #10 This inequality represents y, the number of students who can be served extra dessert at lunch: 𝒙 𝟏𝟓 ≤ 5. What is a reasonable number of students who can receive the extra dessert? 80 76 70 100 Remember to check your solution! What did you do wrong on the test?

Guided Practice #11 What are all possible values of x that make the inequality 11 – 4x< 31 true? x > -4 x > -5 x < 10.5 x < -5 Remember to check your solution! What did you do wrong on the test?