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In June, a family used 3,500 gallons of water. In July, they used 15% more water.

Select all the expressions that represent the number of gallons of water the family used in July.

Han’s summer job paid him $4,500 last summer. This summer, he will get a 25% pay increase from the company.

Write two different expressions that could be used to find his new salary, in dollars.

Match each inequality to the graph of its solution.

Draggable item		Category
6x+4y\geq36
4x-6y\leq36
3x-9y\geq36
12x+3y\leq36
3x+4y\leq36

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Illustrative Math - Algebra 1 - Unit 5 -Lesson 14

In June, a family used 3,500 gallons of water. In July, they used 15% more water.Select all the expressions that represent the number of gallons of water the family used in July.

Han’s summer job paid him $4,500 last summer. This summer, he will get a 25% pay increase from the company.Write two different expressions that could be used to find his new salary, in dollars.

Match each inequality to the graph of its solution.

In June, a family used 3,500 gallons of water. In July, they used 15% more water.

Select all the expressions that represent the number of gallons of water the family used in July.

Han’s summer job paid him $4,500 last summer. This summer, he will get a 25% pay increase from the company.

Write two different expressions that could be used to find his new salary, in dollars.