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Framing and Solving Inequalities

Framing and Solving Inequalities

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Mathematics

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7th - 12th Grade

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Hard

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James Gonzalez

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8 Slides • 7 Questions

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Solving Inequalities

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Inequalities are just like equations, but without the = sign.

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What do the symbols mean?

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Solving Inequalities
  • Use the same steps that you would use to solve an equation.

  • But remember the Golden Rule: If you multiply or divide by a NEGATIVE when you are solving an inequality, then you must FLIP the inequality symbol.

  • If the variable does not end up on the left when you solve, then rewrite the inequality (backwards) before you're done. For example, 4>x would be rewritten as x<4.

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Multiple Choice

Solve: 5(2+2x)>90Solve:\ 5\left(2+2x\right)>90  

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x<8x<8  

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x<−36x<-36  

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x>8x>8  

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x>−31x>-31  

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Multiple Choice

Solve: −7(n−6)<91Solve:\ -7\left(n-6\right)<91  

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n<7n<7  

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n>7n>7  

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n<−7n<-7  

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n>−7n>-7  

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Multiple Choice

Solve: −82>2(n−5)+7nSolve:\ -82>2\left(n-5\right)+7n  

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n>−25n>-25  

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n<−25n<-25  

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n<−8n<-8  

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n>−8n>-8  

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Graphing the Solution to an Inequality
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Multiple Choice

Which one shows the graph of the solution?

x≤5x\le5  

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Draw

Solve and graph the inequality.

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Draw

Solve and graph the inequality

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Poll

How do we feel about inequalities?

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