You'll express inequality solutions in several connected ways. You'll write interval notation, move fluently between inequalities, number lines, and intervals, and interpret what a solution means in everyday situations.
Overview
Syllabus
- Unit 1: Writing Interval Notation
- Interval Endpoint Symbols
- Complete Interval Statements
- Writing Interval From Inequality
- Interval Notation From Inequalities
- Unit 2: Intervals and Number Lines
- Match Number Lines To Intervals
- Complete Interval Notation Statements
- Reading Intervals From Graphs
- Graph the Interval Yourself
- Matching Intervals and Graphs
- Unit 3: Matching Equivalent Representations
- Match Inequalities And Intervals
- Equivalent Solution Sets
- Matching Solution Sets
- Matching Inequalities and Intervals
- Unit 4: Interpreting Solutions in Context
- Interpreting Inequalities in Context
- Finding Feasible Ranges
- Complete Inequality Meaning Statements
- Explain The Spending Limit