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Number system

Dividing fractions6.NS.A.1Adding & subtracting decimals6.NS.B.3Multiplying decimals6.NS.B.3Dividing decimals6.NS.B.3Greatest common factor6.NS.B.4Least common multiple6.NS.B.4Absolute value6.NS.C.7cFraction division word problems6.NS.A.1Dividing whole numbers with decimal answers6.NS.B.3GCF and LCM word problems6.NS.B.4Opposites of numbers6.NS.C.6aComparing positive and negative numbers6.NS.C.7aOrdering positive and negative numbers6.NS.C.7aNegative numbers on a number line6.NS.C.6cPoints in all four quadrants6.NS.C.6cDistances and perimeter on the coordinate plane6.NS.C.8

Ratios & rates

Equivalent ratios6.RP.A.3aUnit rates6.RP.A.2Percent of a number6.RP.A.3cComparing ratios6.RP.A.3Part-part-whole ratios6.RP.A.3Comparing rates6.RP.A.3bPercents, fractions and decimals6.RP.A.3cFinding the percent and the whole6.RP.A.3c

Expressions & equations

Whole-number exponents6.EE.A.1Order of operations6.EE.A.2cEvaluating expressions6.EE.A.2cOne-step equations6.EE.B.7Distributive property with numbers6.NS.B.4Writing algebraic expressions6.EE.A.2aSolutions to equations6.EE.B.5Hanger diagrams6.EE.B.7Solutions to inequalities6.EE.B.5One-step inequalities6.EE.B.8Equations from tables6.EE.C.9Distributive property with area models6.EE.A.3

Area, surface area & volume

Area of triangles6.G.A.1Area of parallelograms, trapezoids and kites6.G.A.1Surface area and volume of cubes and prisms6.G.A.4Area and volume with fraction side lengths6.G.A.1 / 6.G.A.2Area of polygons on grids and shaded regions6.G.A.1 / 6.G.A.3Polyhedra, nets and isometric drawings6.G.A.4

Statistics

Reading dot plots6.SP.B.4Finding the mean6.SP.B.5cFinding the median6.SP.B.5cFinding the mode and range6.SP.B.5cReading histograms6.SP.B.4Reading box plots6.SP.B.4Stem-and-leaf plotsDrawing dot plots, histograms and box plots6.SP.B.4

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One-step inequalities

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x + ax − aaxx ÷ aWrite the inequality from a graphGraph an inequalityWrite an inequality from wordsTicket budget

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1. One-step inequalities

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One-step inequalities practice

One-step inequalities · 1–12

Solve each inequality.

Easy

1.

x

-

4

\le

11

Easy

2.

x

-

4

<

4

Easy

3.Each ticket costs

\$7,

and you can spend at most

\$21.

Write and solve an inequality for the number of tickets t you can buy.

Medium

4.

8x

>

64

Medium

5.

\frac{x}{4}

\ge

2

Medium

6.Each ticket costs

\$5,

and you can spend at most

\$15.

Write and solve an inequality for the number of tickets t you can buy.

Medium

7.Each ticket costs

\$15,

and you can spend at most

\$105.

Write and solve an inequality for the number of tickets t you can buy.

Medium

8.Each ticket costs

\$13,

and you can spend at most

\$26.

Write and solve an inequality for the number of tickets t you can buy.

Medium

9.You must be at least

11

years old to ride the go-karts. Write an inequality for the age a of a rider.

Hard

10.

\frac{x}{5}

<

12

Hard

11.Each ticket costs

\$4,

and you can spend at most

\$15.

Write and solve an inequality for the number of tickets t you can buy.

Hard

12.You must be at least

18

years old to ride the go-karts. Write an inequality for the age a of a rider.

Answer key — One-step inequalities practice

One-step inequalities

1.

x

\le

15

2.

x

<

8

3.

t

\le

3

4.

x

>

8

5.

x

\ge

8

6.

t

\le

3

7.

t

\le

7

8.

t

\le

2

9.

a

\ge

11

10.

x

<

60

11.

t

\le

3

12.

a

\ge

18

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