Graphing and Writing Inequalities
True/false statements
One-Step Inequalities
Two-Step Inequalities
100
When graphing inequalities, which symbols have an OPEN circle?
< Less Than
> Greater Than
100
Is the statement true
2X > 3
X = -3
False
100
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
2x > 8
What is:
x > 4
100
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
4x + 3 < 7
What is:
x < 1
200
When graphing inequalities, which inequality symbols have a CLOSED circle?
≤ : Less Than or Equal to
≥ : Greater than or Equal to
200
Is the statement true?
-2K + 30 > -10
K = -20
False
200
Solve the Inequality
X + 4 < -88
What is:
X < -92
200
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
2x - 5 > - 11
What is:
x > -3
300
Which direction do we shade for -3 > x ?
What is
Left
300
We use an open circle to represent the inequalities < and > ?
True
300
Solve the Inequality
z/30 > 70
(z divided by 30)
z > 2,100
300
Solving Inequalities
Solve for x.
-9x + 1 > -71
What is:
x > -8
400
Is the following inequality graphed correctly?
x < 6
No, the graph shows x > -6
400
If graphing 5>x, we would put an open circle on 5 and shade to the right.
False.
400
Solve the Inequality
-4x < 14
What is:
x > -7/2 OR x > -3.5
(Negative 7 over 2)
400
Solve for v.
v/3 + 14 < 30
v < 48
500
What are these symbols called:
< , ≤ , > , ≥?
What is
500
In an absolute value inequality there are two cases.
TRUE
500
Solve the Equation:
f - 9 < -58
What is:
f < -49
500
Inequalities
11 < 2 - 3x
x < -3
-3 > x