We use an open circle to represent the inequalities < and > ?
true
When graphing inequalities, which symbols have an OPEN circle?
< Less Than
> Greater Than
This symbol means “less than.”
<
The absolute value of –6
6
If graphing x < 5, we would put an open circle on 5 and shade to the right.
false
When graphing inequalities, which inequality symbols have a CLOSED circle?
≤ : Less Than or Equal to
≥ : Greater than or Equal to
This symbol means “greater than or equal to.”
≥
|x| = 3 has these two solutions
x = 3 and x = –3
-2 is less than -10
Which direction do we shade for x < -3 ?
Left
The opposite of “greater than” is shown with this symbol.
<
|–25| = ?
25
|–7| < |5|
False (|–7| = 7, |5| = 5, and 7 is not less than 5)
Is the following inequality graphed correctly?
x < 6
No, the graph shows x > -6
Write the inequality symbol that represents “not equal to.”
≠
Which has the greater absolute value: –18 or 12?
–18 (since |–18| = 18, which is greater than 12)
|8| < |–9|
True
What are these symbols called:
< , ≤ , > , ≥?
(The answers are not less then, greater then, etc.)
Inequalities
This symbol means “less than or equal to.”
≤
Which is greater: |–3| or |–8|?
|–8| = 8 (greater than 3)