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Jeopardy
Expressions,
Equations,
& Functions
Linear
Equations
Linear
Functions & Systems
Equations of
Linear
Functions
Linear
Inequalities
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Final Jeopardy
1 - $100
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Write an algebraic expression 12 less than a
number n.
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N – 12
1 - $200
If m=2 t = 6 and z = 5 solve
(m+2z)² + 12tz
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504
1 - $300
Find the solution set if the replacement set is
M = {0, 2 , 4 ,5 ,8}
4(m-2) = 8
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4
1 - $400
Determine whether the relation is a function
{(2,2), (-5,2), (6,6), (9,4), (4,9)}
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Yes
1 - $500
Make a function with three ordered pairs.
Then determine the domain and range
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Answers will vary.
2 - $100
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Write an equation for the number of seconds is
60 times the number of minutes
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S = 60m
2 - $200
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Solve -18x + 26 = -19
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2.5 or 5/2
2 - $300
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3/14
2 - $400
2 - $500
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Find three consecutive even integers with a sum
of 78
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24, 26, 28
3 - $100
Is the equation linear yes or no? If yes write in
standard form.
3x + 2y = 6
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3 - $200
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Make a table and graph x + y = 6
x
y
-2
8
-1
7
0
6
1
5
2
4
3 - $300
Solve the equations for x
-5x + 14 = 7x - 28
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3.5 or 7/2
3 - $400
Solve the system:
x+5y=3
3x-2y=-8
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(-2, 1)
3 - $500
Write a direct variation equation (y=kx) You
won’t get this on the exam given ….
y = -6 when x = 9
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Y = -2/3x
4 - $100
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Given m =4 and b = 6 write an equation of a
line
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Y = 4x + 6
4 - $200
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Write an equation of a line given m = 2 through
(5, -1)
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y = 2x – 11
4 - $300
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Write an equation of a line given (-4, 3) (-8, 4)
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Y =-1/4x + 2
4 - $400
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Write an equation of a line given (2, -5) ( -4, -5)
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Y = -5
4 - $500
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Write an equation of a line through (5, 7)
parallel to y = -x + 5
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Y = -x + 12
5 - $100
Solve the inequality
6x<3
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X<½
5 - $200
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Solve the inequality 6c ≥ 5c + 3
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C≥3
5 - $300
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Write an inequality the sum of 6 times a number
and three is less than the product of seven and
a number
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6n + 3 < 7n
5 - $400
5 - $500
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It costs Pups and Suds $975 a week to operate
their business. They charge $20 for a small dog
and $30 for a large dog. Write an inequalitiy.
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20x + 30y >975
Final Jeopardy
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Two trains leave different cities heading toward
each other at different speeds. When and where
do they meet? Train A, traveling 70 miles per hour
(mph), leaves Westford heading toward Eastford,
260 miles away. At the same time Train B,
traveling 60 mph, leaves Eastford heading toward
Westford. When do the two trains meet?
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