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3. Jeopardy! Final Jeopardy!
Select Jeopardy! to play the game. Return to this slide once the game is over to play Final Jeopardy!

4. One Variable Linear Equations Inequalities & Absolute Value
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6. Find the product Real # System - $100
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7. Real # System - $100 Answer
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8. Real # System - $200
Find the sum of the matrices

9. Real # System - $200 Answer

10. Real # System - $300
There are 4 red marbles, 6 blue marbles, and 2 black
marbles in a bag. What is the probability of randomly
selecting a red marble from the bag on the first try?

11. Real # System - $300 Answer

12. Real # System - $400 A fair 6-sided number cube is rolled once and a
fair coin is flipped once. What is the probability
that an odd number is rolled and a head is flipped?

13. Real # System - $400 Answer

14. Real # System - $500
What percent of the data is less than 40?

15. Real # System - $500 Answer
75%

16. Variables - $100
Simplify the expression

17. Variables - $100 Answer
−18

18. Variables - $200
Evaluate the expression when y = 6

19. Variables - $200 Answer –3

20. Variables - $300
Evaluate the expression when

21. Variables - $300 Answer 12

22. Variables - $400 Use the table to write a simplified algebraic
expression that represents the nth term of the
sequence. 1 2 3 4 … n 5 7 9 11 ?

23. Variables - $400 Answer
2n + 3

24. Variables - $500 Write an expression to represent the perimeter
of a rectangle whose length is 2x and whose width is y.

25. Variables - $500 Answer
4x + 2y

26. Functions - $100
Determine which
are functions: I.
II.
III.
IV.

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II & IV

28. Functions - $200
What is the value of f(1) in the following function?

29. Functions - $200 Answer –6

30. Functions - $300 Which input/output table represents the function?2 1 3 6 5 8 12
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Output 2 1 3 6 9 8 13

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Input Output
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32. Functions - $400 Translate the table into words Input 3 4 5 6 7 Output10 12 14 16 18

33. The output is four more than two times the input.
Functions - $400 Answer
The output is four more than
two times the input.

34. Functions - $500 What is the range of the following relation?
{(3, −5),(−2, 8),(5, 1),(−3, −1)}

35. Functions - $500 Answer
{−1, 1, 5, 8}

36. 1 Variable Equations - $100
Solve the equation

37. 1 Variable Equations - $100 Answer

38. 1 Variable Equations - $200
Solve for y in the equation

39. 1 Variable Equations - $200 Answer

40. 1 Variable Equations - $300 The $189 selling price of a cell phone is
$51 more than 3 times the wholesale cost.
What is the wholesale cost?

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$46

42. Solve the equation for n:
1 Variable Equations - $400
*Daily Double!*
Solve the equation for n:

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44. 1 Variable Equations - $500
Ralph’s cell phone plan charges 10 cents for the
first minute and 2 cents for each additional
minute. If a phone call costs 38 cents, write an
equation to show the number of minutes the
call lasted.

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46. Inequal & Abs Value - $100
Solve the inequality.

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y < −5

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Solve the inequality.

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x > 1

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What is the solution set?

51. Inequal & Abs Value - $300 Answer

52. Inequal & Abs Value - $400
Solve the compound inequality.
and

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54. Inequal & Abs Value - $500
Solve the inequality.

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56. DAILY
DOUBLE

57. Two Variable Linear Equations
Final Jeopardy Category:
Two Variable Linear Equations

58. Final Jeopardy Question
Write the equation in standard form.
(no fraction coefficients!)
(x-coefficient must be positive!)
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59. Final Jeopardy Answer