Writing Inequalities
One-step Inequalities
Two-step Inequalities
Multi-step Inequalities
Graphing Inequalities
100
The number of people in the class is at most 16.
What is x <= 16?
100
x + 5 < -9
What is x < -14?
100
2x -1 < 5
What is x < 3?
100
9c + 3 <= 8c -9
What is c <= -12?
100
The kind of dot and arrow for x > 5
What is open & to the right?
200
A person has earned at least $35,000 since being hired.
What is x >= 35000?
200
2a >= -20
What is a >= -10?
200
-2n + 5 < 1
What is n > 2?
200
4n - 9 > 3n - 3
What is n > 6?
200
The kind of dot and arrow for x <= 5
What is closed & to the left?
300
My average has to be at least 92.5 to earn an A in math.
What is x >= 92.5?
300
g + -3 < -2
What is g < 1?
300
m/4 + 6 < -6
What is m < -48?
300
-7c + 12 <= -8c + 17
What is c <= 5?
300
The kind of dot and arrow for 5 < x
What is open & to the right?
400
The speed of the car must be no more than 55 mph.
What is x <= 55?
400
x/-5 > 3
What is x < -15?
400
-3/4 x - 2 > 7
What is x < -12?
400
10 + 13t - 9 > 12t + 5
What is t > 4?
400
The kind of dot and arrow for 4 <= x
What is closed & to the right?
500
If Sara earns twice as much money next week, she'll have more than $50.
What is 2x > 50?
500
-.2x > 4
What is x < -20?
500
-10 > -x - 8
What is x > 2?
500
-2(x - 3) < 20
What is x > -7?
500
The kind of dot and arrow for -x > 5
What is open and to the left?
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