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F.

Linear Inequalities in One Unknown

1. Write down an inequality in x corresponding to each of the following diagrams.

(a) (b)

0 8 -2 0

(c) (d)

0 2 -4 0

2. Represent the solutions of each of the following inequalities graphically.


(a) x < 7
(b) x H -2
(c) x G -5
(d) x < 0
(e) x > -6
(f) x < -5

3. Rewrite each of the following statements as an inequality.


(a) a is less than -5.

(b) The sum of x and 100 is not greater than 5.


(c) fours times of w is greater than or equal to -11.
(d) p is at most -2.

4. Rewrite each of the following statments as an inequality.


(a) x is less than or equal to -7.
(b) The sum of two times of y and 5 is less than -2.
(c) p is at least -3.
(d) q is not less than -1.

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Linear Inequalities in One Unknown

5. (a) Write down an inequality in x represented by the following graph.

0 2.5
7
(b) Is a solution of the inequality?
3
5
(c) Is a solution of the inequality?
2
11
(d) Is a solution of the inequality?
4

6. Fill in each of the following blanks with ῾>᾽ or ῾<᾽. If a > b > 0, then
(a) -8a -8b
(b) -5 + b -5 + a
(c) 2a - 4 2b - 4
1 1
(d)
3a 3b
1 1
(e)
4b + 1 4a + 1
5 5
(f) - -
a b

Solve the inequalities and represent the solutions graphically. (7­–10)


7. 2a + 8 H 23 - 3a.

2y - 11
8. > 7.
-3
9. 3(2k - 3) G 5(k + 4).

7x + 5
10. G 2x + 7.
3

11. If the sum of two consecutive odd numbers is smaller than 74, find the maximum values of the
smaller odd number.

12. The figure shows a rectangle, where the length is 5 cm longer than three times its width. If the
perimeter of the rectangle is not greater than 52 cm, find the range of the width.
A B

D C

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