
Inequalities
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Mathematics
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7th - 8th Grade
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Medium
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Alexis Glenn
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Inequalities
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Inequalities
[write definition in notes] a statement that compares values as either less than, greater than, or equal to.
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Inequality symbols and their meanings
(chart in notes)
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Multiple Choice
True or False?
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False?
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False?
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False? −7<−8
True
True, -8 is greater than -7
False, -7 is is greater than -8
False, -7 and -8 are equal to each other
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Graphing Inequalities
To graph and inequality: sketch a number line with the number indicated in the middle and the corresponding numbers on each side.
If the inequality has >,< use an OPEN circle
If the inequality has ≥,≤ use an CLOSED circle.
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Multiple Choice
In the inequality: t≥5 do you graphing using an open or closed circle? Explain.
open circle, because it does include the number
open circle, because it does not include the number
closed circle, because it does include the number
closed circle, because it does not include the number
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Multiple Choice
To graphing the inequality, p>−3 Which direction will my graph point towards?
point towards the right, to -2
point towards the left, to -4
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You have two examples on your notes to finish and then answer the the next set of questions
make sure your are reading and looking at your notes.
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Multiple Select
2nd example: x>−1
Select all that correctly describes the inequality.
any number less than -1 will make the inequality true.
any number greater than -1 will make the inequality true
arrow point in the direction towards numbers that are greater than -1
the graph would point towards numbers that less than -1
when graphing use open circle
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When the number comes before the symbol and variable: 4≥n
Rearrange the order:
write variable first
FLIP SYMBOL
write number last, then graph!
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DO THE PRACTICE IN YOUR NOTES
THERE ARE 5 AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE!
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Multiple Choice
k < 3?
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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SOLVING ONE STEP INEQUALITIES
STEP 1: Isolate the variable by performing the inverse operation on both sides of the inequality
STEP 2: Graph!
NOTE: IF YOU MULTIPLY OR DIVIDE BY A NEGATIVE TO ISOLATE THE VARIABLE, MUST ALSO FLIP SIGN!
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Solving Two Step Equations
move the constant term first by either addition or subtraction
then isolate the variable by either multiplication or division
DONT FORGET TO FLIP SIGN WHEN THE NUMBER COMES FIRST OR WHEN MULTIPLY/DIVIDE BY A NEGATIVE NUMBER
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Complete the practice at the bottom of notes, answers will be posted on schoology, if you want to check!
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NEXT ASSIGNMENT:
Practice Quizzizz, the code will be posted in schoology! FOR A GRADE! Once you are finished iReady till class ends!
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