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Writing Inequalities

Writing Inequalities

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Mathematics

6th Grade

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CCSS
6.EE.B.8

Standards-aligned

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Theodora Puryear

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8 Slides • 6 Questions

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Writing Inequalities

How can you use an inequality to describe a situation?

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What is an equality?

A mathematical sentence that contains:

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Greater Than

Write the inequality for: The piece of wire, w, is longer than 20 feet.


Written in words: w is greater than 20

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Greater Than or Equal To

Write the inequality for: The Pizza, p, will cost at least $8.


Written in words: p is greater than or equal to $8.

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Less Than

Write the inequality for: Henry's height, h, less than 60 inches.


Written in words: h is less than 60

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Less Than or Equal To

Write the inequality for: The classroom holds at most 30 students, s.


Written in words: s is less than or equal to 30

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Is NOT Equal To

Write the inequality for: Zoe, z, is not 11 years old.


Written in words: z is not equal to 11

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Now It Is Your Turn!

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Multiple Choice

Choose an inequality for the situation.


A number, n, is greater than 22.

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Multiple Choice

Choose an inequality for the situation.


The value, v, does not equal 2.

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Multiple Choice

Choose an inequality for the situation.


The cost, c, is less than $45.

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Multiple Choice

Choose an inequality for the situation.


The weight limit, w, on the bridge is 12 tons.

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Multiple Choice

Choose an inequality for the situation.


The distance, d, is at least 110 miles.

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Poll

How do you feel about writing inequalities for a situation?

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How can you use an inequality to describe a situation?

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