Introduction to Inequalities Using a Number Line

less than -3

• < -3

• > -3

• ≤ -3

• ≥ -3

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x>5

• x is greater than 5

• x is less than 5

• x is zero

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John needs at least an 80 on his next test in Math class to pass this marking period. Which inequality shows what John needs on his test to pass this marking period?

• J > 80

• J < 80

• J ≥ 80

• J ≤ 80

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How would you say this?
x > 6

• x is greater than 6

• x is less than 6

• x is equal to 6

• i dont know

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How would you say this?
y ≤ 18

• y is less than or equal to 18

• y is less than 18

• y is greater than 18

• y is greater than or equal to 18

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Which could be an answer for x < 7

• 7

• 8

• 10

• 5

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The sign below means...
≥

• Greater Than

• Less Than

• Greater Than or Equal to

• Less Than or Equal to

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How many answers are there in an inequality?

• 0

• 1

• 2

• multiple

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more than 16

• < 16

• > 16

• ≤ 16

• ≥ 16

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The minimum height a person must be to ride the Superman Roller-coaster is 54 inches. Which inequality can be used to show this?

• S > 54 inches

• S ≥ 54 inches

• S < 54 inches

• S ≤ 54 inches