Less Than
Greater Than
Less Than or Equal
Greater Than or Equal
Integer Challenge
100

x + 8 < 9,  when x = 1

True or False

False, 9=9

9 could not be less than 9

100

7+ y > 4,  when y = 1

True or False

TRUE

8 is greater than 4

100

3 + x ≤ 9,  when x = 2

True or False

True

5 is LESS THAN or equal to 9

100

3 + r ≥ 5,  when r = 6

True or False

TRUE

9 is GREATER THAN or equal to 5

100

-4 + x ≥ -5,  when x = 0

True or False

TRUE

-4 is GREATER THAN or equal to -5

200

n - 9 < 10, when n = 12

True or False

TRUE

3 is less than 10

200

7 - c > 4,  when c = 4

True or False

False

3 is not greater than 4

200

18 - q ≤ 9,  when q = 9

True or False

TRUE

9 is less than or EQUAL TO 9

200

3w ≥ 18,  when w = 6

True or False

TRUE

18 is greater than or EQUAL TO 18

200

-3 + w < 8,  when w = 5

True or False

TRUE

2 is LESS THAN 8

300

2n + 5 < 22,  when n = 8

True or False

TRUE

21 is less than 22

300

a + 8 > 15, when a = 7

True or False

FALSE

15 is not greater than 15

300

12x ≤ 70,  when x = 6

True or False

FALSE

72 is NOT LESS THAN or equal to 70

300

8x - 2 ≥ 3,  when x = 1

True or False

TRUE

6 is GREATER THAN or equal to 3

300

8x > -40,  when x = 4

True or False

TRUE

32 is GREATER THAN -40

Positives are always greater than negatives

400

15x + 2 > 26, when x = -2

True or False

FALSE

-30 is LESS THAN 26

400

22x - 22 > 1, when x = 1

True or False

FALSE

0 is not greater than 1

400

7h - 8 ≤ 19,  when h = 4

True or False

FALSE

20 is not LESS THAN or equal to 19

400

4x + 5 ≥ 25, when x = 5

True or False

TRUE

25 is greater than or EQUAL TO 25

400

Provide any number that makes this inequality statement true

2x - 9 > 3

Any number greater than 6

500

2x + 2 < 3x,  when x = 3

True or False

True

8 is less than 9

500

9f > 53,  when f = 6

True or False

TRUE

54 is greater than 53

500

4p ≤ 12, when p = 3

True or False

TRUE

12 is less than or EQUAL TO 12

500

2x ≥ -9,  when x = 4

True or False

TRUE

8 is GREATER THAN or equal to -9

500

If a > b and b > c,

what is true about the relationship between a and c?

a > c