MATH 7 - FINAL

it is a mathematical statement that does not show equality

• equation
• equality
• linear inequality

• equivalence

In graphing linear equality, it is used to denote that the number is not included

• shaded circle

• Hollow circle

• solid circle

• circle

this property of inequality means the inequality remains the same when the same number is added both sides

• Division Property of Inequality
• Multiplication Property of Inequality
• Subtraction Property of Inequality
• Addition Property of Inequality

This property of inequality remains when a positive number is multiplied to both sides.

• The inequality sign changes to an equality sign.
• Multiplication property

• The inequality sign flips.
• The inequality sign disappears.

how do we solve linear equalities when we find the solution set

• Isolate the variable, simplify the equation, and find the solution set.
• Divide the variable, complicate the equation, and find the solution set.
• Multiply the variable, simplify the equation, and find the solution set.
• Add the variable, complicate the equation, and find the solution set.