inequality

Question 1

What does inequality mean

Answer 1

That you are using less than, greater than, less than or equal to, greater than or equal to signs because there is more than one answer that makes the original statement true

Question 2

When do you use an open circle

Answer 2

When the inequality sign is less than or greater than

Question 3

If you have less than or greater than what type of circle is going on the number line?

Answer 3

open

Question 4

When do you use a closed circle

Answer 4

When the inequality sign is less than or equal to greater than or equal to

Question 5

If you have less than o eqaul to or greater than or equal to what type of circle is going on the number line?

Answer 5

closed

Question 6

If you have two inequality symbols in one statement, is it an and or an or statement?

Answer 6

and

Question 7

If you have an and inequality what direction are the lines probably going in?

Answer 7

connecting inwards

Question 8

If you have an or inequality what direction are the lines probably going in?

Answer 8

outwards

Question 9

Flip the inequality 7

Answer 9

x>7

Question 10

Flip the inequality -7

Answer 10

x>-7

Question 11

Flip the inequality 7>x so that x is on the left

Answer 11

x<7

Question 12

If you are graphing a less than or greater than sign what type of line are you drawing?

Answer 12

dotted

Question 13

If you are graphing a less than or equal to sign or greater than or equal to sign what type of line are you drawing?

Answer 13

solid

Question 14

If you are graphing an equation where y< x+2, where will the shaded section be?

Answer 14

below the line y= x+2

Question 15

If you are graphing an equation where y> x+2, where will the shaded section be?

Answer 15

above the line y= x+2

Question 16

If you are graphing systems of inequalities- how do you do it?

Answer 16

Shade the correct section for each individual line, then the part colored twice is the answer