6.Sasha is thinking of a number, n and she wants her sister to guess the number. Her first clue is that two less than three times her number is between ten and twenty-eight (inclusive). Write a compound inequality that shows the range of numbers that Sasha might be thinking of.

7. Determine whether each ordered pair is a solution to the inequality −4x+2y>−7.

Select all that apply:

(5,5)

(−2,4)

(−1,−1)

(8,−10)

(−1,7)

8. Daniel is thinking of a number, n and he wants his sister to guess the number. His first clue is that ten less than two times his number is between negative six and eight (inclusive). Write a compound inequality that shows the range of numbers that Daniel might be thinking of.

9.Graph the following linear inequality by dragging the points that determine the line and dragging the shading point to the correct shading option.

x+3y<−6