

April 30 Define, Read and Graph Inequalities
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Cynthia Reed
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April 30 One Step Inequalities
SOL 6.14

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Expression
a mathematical statement that does not have an equal sign
example: 5x + 3
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Multiple Choice
An expression is a mathematical statement that _____________.
has an equal sign
does NOT have an equal sign
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Term
a constant, variable or coefficients with a constant; usually separated by addition or subtraction
example: -3x + 5 - 2x = 3
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Multiple Choice
A part of a mathematical expression separated by addition or subtraction symbols
constant
term
equation
variable
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What is an inequality?
A comparison of two terms or expressions
A mathematical sentence stating that one side of the inequality is greater than or less than the other side of the inequality
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What are the symbols used for an inequality?
< >
≤ ≥
Can you guess what they are?
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Multiple Choice
Name that symbol
greater than
less than
less than or equal to
greater than or equal to
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Multiple Choice
Name this symbol
greater than
less than
less than or equal to
greater than or equal to
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Multiple Choice
What is my name (the symbol, not me)
greater than
less than
less than or equal to
greater than or equal to
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Multiple Choice
Holler. . .do you know me?
greater than
less than
less than or equal to
greater than or equal to
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Solutions to an inequality
Solutions to an inequality is a number that makes the inequality true
This will be a range (more than one) of numbers
For example. . .
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Multiple Choice
x>15 x=21 True or False?
True
False
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Multiple Choice
z ≤15 z=19 True or False?
True
False
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Graphing Inequalities
We can graph inequalities on a number line
The inequalities will show a range of numbers that make it true
Can you guess the correct graph?
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Multiple Choice
The closed hole means that the number is included in the inequality. [hint: equal to]
X is greater than 3
X is less than 3
X is greater than or equal to 3
X is less than or equal to 3
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Multiple Choice
The closed hole means that the number is included in the inequality. [hint: equal to]
X is greater than 3
X is less than 3
X is greater than or equal to 3
X is less than or equal to 3
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Multiple Choice
The open hole means that the number IS NOT included in the inequality.
X is greater than 3
X is less than 3
X is greater than or equal to 3
X is less than or equal to 3
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