Single-Step Inequalities
Multi-Step Inequalities
Vocabulary
Boundary Points
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(final question)
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x-3>4
What is
x>7
100
10>3x-5
What is
5>x
100
The sign used to represent x is equal to
What is the =
100
An open circle on the boundary point means
What is, the boundary point is not a possible value for x
100
<
What is "less than"
200
14 > 7 + x
What is
7>x
200
8>=3x-1
What is
3>=x
200
A value that separates values less than from values greater than (think open/closed circle)
What is a boundary point
200
The boundary point for the inequality
x>=5
What is 5
200
>
What is "greater than"
300
x/2>16
What is x > 32
300
7(x-8)<=14
What is
x<=10
300
The symbol R represents
What are "real numbers"
300
The boundary of this graph
What is -4
300
<=
What is "less than or equal to"
400
-20<=5x
What is
-4<=x
400
5-2x>10x+29
What is
-2>x
400
Numbers that do not contain a decimal such as -1, -2, 3, 4
What are Integers
400
The boundary points on this graph are
What are -5 and 2
400
>=
What is "greater than or equal to"
500
x/-3>=-7
What is
x<=21
500
4(x-2)>=5x-12
What is
4>=x
500
A mathematical statement comparing expressions that may not be equal
What is an inequality
500
Verify the Boundary Point for the equation
x-5>=10 ; x>=15
What is the "boundary point is correct"
500
!=
What is "does not equal"
500
-8x<=64
What is
x>=-8