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Relating Relationships Shown in Tables to Equations — Unit test Answers

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Which inequality is represented by the graph below? Check all that apply.

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x greater-than 9
Option A
B
x less-than 9
Option B
C
any rational number greater than or including 9
D
any rational number less than or including 9
E
any rational number greater than 9
F
any rational number less than 9
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Michael spends $24 each week on private swimming lessons. The two variables are:d = total amount Michael has spentw = number of weeksWeeks (w)Dollars (d)124248372496Which statements are correct about the table? Check all that apply.

A
The dependent variable causes a change in the independent variable.
B
The independent variable causes a change in the dependent variable.
C
The equation is d = 24w.
D
The equation is w = 24d.
E
As the number of weeks increases, the total amount Michael spends increases.
F
As the number of weeks increases, the total amount Michael spends decreases.
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Abel ran more than 8 miles this week. Which set of steps shows how to write an inequality that represents the number of miles Abel ran?

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Identify the variable as the number of miles. Identify the inequality symbol as less than. Identify the constant as 8 miles. Write the inequality as .
Option A
B
Identify the variable as the number of miles. Identify the inequality symbol as less than. Identify the constant as miles. Write the inequality as .
Option B
C
Identify the variable as the number of miles. Identify the inequality symbol as greater than. Identify the constant as miles. Write the inequality as .
Option C
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Identify the variable as the number of miles, m. Identify the inequality symbol as greater than. Identify the constant as 8 miles. Write the inequality as .
Option D
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The table shows the number of passengers that can be transported in a company’s vans. How many passengers can be transported in five vans?VansPassengers1122243364485?672

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The table shows the number of flights leaving an airport. How many flights leave in four days?DaysFlights1162323484?

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Which statements are correct about the table? Check all that apply.Gallons (g)Miles (m)1242483724965?

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Multiply g by 24 to get m.
B
Multiply m by 24 to get g.
C
The missing value in the last row is 97.
D
The missing value in the last row is 120.
E
A real-world situation that is represented in the table is “Pablo’s car gets 24 miles per gallon.”
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A real-world situation that is represented in the table is “Pablo’s car gets 1 mile per 24 gallons.”
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Write and solve the equation and then check your answer. Which statements are true about the equation and its solution? Check all that apply.A number decreased by thirty-one is fifty-two.

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The correct equation is .
Option A
B
The correct equation is .
Option B
C
To check the solution, substitute 83 for the variable in the equation.
D
To check the solution, substitute 21 for the variable in the equation.
E
This is an addition problem.
F
This is a subtraction problem.
G
To solve the equation, subtract 31 from both sides.
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To solve the equation, add 31 to both sides.
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Which phrase represents the meaning of the symbol ?

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less than
B
equal to
C
greater than
D
divided by
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Olivia is graphing the inequality . She begins by drawing a number line and placing an open circle at 12. Which could be Olivia’s next step?

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shading the number line to the left of the open circle
B
shading the number line to the right of the open circle
C
shading the number line to the right and left of the open circle
D
shading in the open circle
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Kristoff ran more than 16 miles. Kristoff wants to write an inequality for the number of miles he ran. What constant should he use in the inequality?

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Which is true of the infinite solutions of the inequality ?

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The solutions will contain an infinite amount of whole numbers.
B
The solutions will contain an infinite amount of integers.
C
The solutions will contain an infinite amount of negative numbers.
D
The solutions will contain an infinite amount of negative numbers and zero.

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