Problem 1PSQ: Write an inequality to represent each set of numbers described. a. All real numbers that are at... Problem 2PSQ: Write a verbal description of the interval described by each inequality. a. t3 b. x10 c. 300P500 d.... Problem 3PSQ Problem 4PSQ: Find all solutions to each equation. a. x+2=5 b. y3=10 c. 5x=35 d. P365=10,000 Problem 1C: Do these tools work for solving inequalities too? Lets see. (Remember, by work, we mean that we can... Problem 2C: Do these tools work for solving inequalities too? Lets see. (Remember, by work, we mean that we can... Problem 3C: Do these tools work for solving inequalities too? Lets see. (Remember, by work, we mean that we can... Problem 4C: Do these tools work for solving inequalities too? Lets see. (Remember, by work, we mean that we can... Problem 5C: Do these tools work for solving inequalities too? Lets see. (Remember, by work, we mean that we can... Problem 6C: Do these tools work for solving inequalities too? Lets see. (Remember, by work, we mean that we can... Problem 7C: Do these tools work for solving inequalities too? Lets see. (Remember, by work, we mean that we can... Problem 8C: Do these tools work for solving inequalities too? Lets see. (Remember, by work, we mean that we can... Problem 9C: Do these tools work for solving inequalities too? Lets see. (Remember, by work, we mean that we can... Problem 10C: Do these tools work for solving inequalities too? Lets see. (Remember, by work, we mean that we can... Problem 11C: Do these tools work for solving inequalities too? Lets see. (Remember, by work, we mean that we can... Problem 1G: Now lets get back to our good friends in the snow cone business. We were able to model the companys... Problem 2G: Now lets get back to our good friends in the snow cone business. We were able to model the companys... Problem 3G: Now lets get back to our good friends in the snow cone business. We were able to model the companys... 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The answer can be found at... Problem 2DYGI: Try this problem to see if you understand the concepts we just studied. The answer can be found at... Problem 3DYGI: Try this problem to see if you understand the concepts we just studied. The answer can be found at... Problem 4DYGI: Try this problem to see if you understand the concepts we just studied. The answer can be found at... Problem 1R: Type a short answer to each question. Explain why inequalities are often a more realistic way to... Problem 2R: Type a short answer to each question. How does our procedure for solving linear inequalities differ... Problem 3R: Type a short answer to each question. .What do the solution sets for inequalities look like? How do... Problem 1A: What does the inequality 5.1+2.6m20 represent in this scenario? Problem 2A: Solve the inequality and graph the solution on a number line. Problem 3A: Write a sentence describing what your solution tells us. Problem 4A: Explain why an inequality is a more natural choice than an equation for this situation. Problem 5A: Suppose that youre running some errands for your boss, and she says, I imagine youll need to spend... Problem 6A: Solve the inequality you wrote in Question 5. Problem 7A: Describe what information is provided by your solution. Problem 8A: Suppose that you have a maximum of $50 to spend on cab fare, and you need to make a round trip, both... Problem 9A: Solve the inequality you chose and write an interpretation of the solution. Problem 10A: In Lesson 3-1, we also studied the depreciation in the value of a car, which was modeled by the... format_list_bulleted