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Question 1199841: express these statements as an innequality.
The reciprocal of w is at least 9.
the quotient of p and q is at most 5.
the negative of z is not greater than 6.
t is not less than 7.
d is between 2 and 1
q is less than or equal to pi.
y is nonnegative
x is negative.
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Question 1199841: express these statements as an innequality.
The reciprocal of w is at least 9.
the quotient of p and q is at most 5.
the negative of z is not greater than 6.
t is not less than 7.
d is between 2 and 1
q is less than or equal to pi.
y is nonnegative
x is negative.
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Question 1203130: A ball is thrown straight upward with a velocity of 90 ft/sec. Its height above the ground after t seconds is h = 90t - 16t2.
What is the maximum height that the ball reaches? _______ ft. Round to one decimal place
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Question 1206366: The difference between the temperature on the first day of the month, 𝑡1, and the temperature on the last day of the month, 74 degrees, is 6 degrees. Write an equation involving absolute value that represents the relationship among 𝑡1, 74 and 6.
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Question 1206366: The difference between the temperature on the first day of the month, 𝑡1, and the temperature on the last day of the month, 74 degrees, is 6 degrees. Write an equation involving absolute value that represents the relationship among 𝑡1, 74 and 6.
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Question 1206366: The difference between the temperature on the first day of the month, 𝑡1, and the temperature on the last day of the month, 74 degrees, is 6 degrees. Write an equation involving absolute value that represents the relationship among 𝑡1, 74 and 6.
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Question 1206365: A car dealership is having a contest to win a new truck. In order to win a chance at the truck, you must first guess the number of keys in the jar within 5 of the actual number. The people who are within this range then get to try a key in the ignition of the truck. Suppose there are 697 keys in the jar. Write an absolute value equation that will reveal the highest and lowest guesses in order to win a chance at the truck. What are the highest and lowest guesses that will qualify for a chance to win?
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Question 1206365: A car dealership is having a contest to win a new truck. In order to win a chance at the truck, you must first guess the number of keys in the jar within 5 of the actual number. The people who are within this range then get to try a key in the ignition of the truck. Suppose there are 697 keys in the jar. Write an absolute value equation that will reveal the highest and lowest guesses in order to win a chance at the truck. What are the highest and lowest guesses that will qualify for a chance to win?
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Question 1206365: A car dealership is having a contest to win a new truck. In order to win a chance at the truck, you must first guess the number of keys in the jar within 5 of the actual number. The people who are within this range then get to try a key in the ignition of the truck. Suppose there are 697 keys in the jar. Write an absolute value equation that will reveal the highest and lowest guesses in order to win a chance at the truck. What are the highest and lowest guesses that will qualify for a chance to win?
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Question 1206363: Donna and Kayleigh both go to the same high school. Donna lives 21 miles from the school.Kayleigh lives 6 miles from Donna.
Part A. Write an absolute value equation to represent the location of Kayleigh’s house in relation to the high school.
Part B. How far could Kayleigh live from her school?
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Question 1206363: Donna and Kayleigh both go to the same high school. Donna lives 21 miles from the school.Kayleigh lives 6 miles from Donna.
Part A. Write an absolute value equation to represent the location of Kayleigh’s house in relation to the high school.
Part B. How far could Kayleigh live from her school?
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Question 1206363: Donna and Kayleigh both go to the same high school. Donna lives 21 miles from the school.Kayleigh lives 6 miles from Donna.
Part A. Write an absolute value equation to represent the location of Kayleigh’s house in relation to the high school.
Part B. How far could Kayleigh live from her school?
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Question 1206364: Jay has money in his wallet, but he doesn’t know the exact amount. When his friend asks him how much he has he says that he has 50 dollars give or take 15.
Part A. Write an absolute value equation to model this situation.
Part B. How much money could Jay have in his wallet?
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Question 1206364: Jay has money in his wallet, but he doesn’t know the exact amount. When his friend asks him how much he has he says that he has 50 dollars give or take 15.
Part A. Write an absolute value equation to model this situation.
Part B. How much money could Jay have in his wallet?
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