Inequalities: Writing Them

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Rebecca Miller

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Reading Inequalities

What phrases are translated into which symbols?

When reading inequalities, we usually say "greater than" or "less than."

However, often times word problems use other phrases.
For example, "The solution must be greater than or equal to 8" is the same thing as saying "the solution must be AT LEAST 8".

Multiple Select

Which of these expressions do you think means "12 ≥ x"?

greater than or equal to 12

12 or less

12 or more

exactly 12

at least 12

Copy the link below and paste into your browser. Read through the list of key words for inequalities.

https://www.quia.com/jg/2801437list.html

Reading Inequalities

What phrases are translated into which symbols?

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