One-Step Inequalities
Two-Step Inequalitites
Writing Inequalities
Graphing Inequalities
Key Words
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3x ≥ 12

What is x ≥  4

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2x + 5 ≥ 15

What is x ≥  5

100

A number p is no more than 18 

What is p ≤ 18?

100

Graph this inequality on a dry erase board:

x ≤  - 4

What is open circle at 4 arrow pointing right

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Inequality symbol for "fewer"

What is <

200

-4x < 28

What is x > -7

200

6x + 8 < 50

What is x < 7

200

5 is greater than the sum of a number w and 45

What is 5 > w + 45?

200

Graph this inequality on a dry erase board:

x > 3

What is open circle on 3, arrow pointing to the right

200

Inequality symbol for "at least"

≥

300

x - 1.5 > 7.5

What is x > 9

300

-4x - 7 < 9

What is x > -4

300

Twice a number is fewer than 8.

What is 2x < 8?

300

Graph this inequality on a dry erase board:

c is greater than or equal to 12

What is a closed circle on 12, arrow pointing to the right

300

Inequality symbol for "more than"

What is >

400

x/-2 > 8

What is x <-16

400

7 + x/4 < 12

What is x < 20

400

12 is no more than the difference of a number x and 3

12 ≤ x - 3

400

Graph this inequality on a dry erase board:

g is no more than 35

What is a closed circle on 35, arrow pointing to the left

400

Inequality symbol for "at most"

≤

500

x + 15 > 72

What is x > 57

500

x/-3 - 4 ≥  1

What is x ≤  -15

500

The number 18 is no less than the difference of 3 times a number p and 4

What is  18 ≥ 3p - 4

500

Graph this inequality on a dry erase board:

90 ≥  x

What is open circle at 90, arrow pointing to the left

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Inequality symbol for less than

What is <