Unit 1 Test Review Solving Linear Equations Solving Linear Inequalities in one-variable.

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Unit 1 Test Review Solving Linear Equations Solving Linear Inequalities in one-variable

 EL: I can solve linear equations with one variable. I can solve one- and two-step equations. I can solve equations with fractions. I can solve multi-step equations with and without the distributive property.  EL: I can solve linear inequalities with one variable. I can find a single variable linear inequality from a graph. I can solve a single variable linear inequality and represent the solution graphically.  EL: I can apply linear functions to model and solve application problems. I can solve application problems involving linear functions.

Solving Two-Step Equations  -5 x + 7 = 14

Solving Two-Step Equations  -5 x + 7 = 14

Solving Equations  3 – 2( x – 3) = 14

Solving Equations  3 – 2( x – 3) = 14

Applying Functions  A city parking lot charges $10 for the first hour and $5 for each additional hour. The total cost is a function of the amount of time spent in the lot. Write an equation to represent the cost.  How much will it cost to park the car for 6 hours.

Applying Functions  A city parking lot charges $10 for the first hour and $5 for each additional hour. The total cost is a function of the amount of time spent in the lot. Write an equation to represent the cost.  How much will it cost to park the car for 6 hours.

Solving Equations

Applying Functions  Calligraphy pens cost $3 each. A package of special paper costs $5.75. The total cost of a package of paper and some pens is a function of the number of pens purchased. Write an equation to represent the cost.  How many pens did you purchase if you spent $38.75 and you purchased only 1 package of special paper with the pens?

Applying Functions  Calligraphy pens cost $3 each. A package of special paper costs $5.75. The total cost of a package of paper and some pens is a function of the number of pens purchased. Write an equation to represent the cost.  How many pens did you purchase if you spent $38.75 and you purchased only 1 package of special paper with the pens?

Solving Equations

Solve and graph the inequality

Solving Equations

Solve and graph the inequality

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Solve and graph the inequality

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Solve and graph the inequality