You'll discover what inequality symbols really mean and how to compare quantities with confidence. You'll translate everyday phrases like "at least" and "no more than" into symbols, test whether a value fits a range, and learn to both draw and read inequalities on a number line.
Overview
Syllabus
- Unit 1: Greater and Less Than
- Comparing Numbers Practice
- Choosing Comparison Symbols
- Checking Inequality Statements
- Choose The Comparison Symbol
- Unit 2: Including the Boundary
- Boundary Values in Inequalities
- Match Inequality Symbols And Meanings
- Strict and Inclusive Bounds
- Complete The Inequality Statements
- Choose The Inclusive Symbol
- Unit 3: Translating Comparison Phrases
- Match Inequality Phrases And Symbols
- Complete The Inequality Statements
- Choose The Inequality Symbol
- Justify An Inequality Rule
- Unit 4: Inequalities Versus Equations
- Equations and Inequalities Solutions
- Finish Equation Inequality Statements
- Counting Values That Satisfy Inequalities
- Inequality Solution Sets
- Explain The Price Range
- Unit 5: Checking Solution Values
- Complete The Inequality Checks
- Testing Values in Inequalities
- Boundary Values in Inequalities
- Does The Order Qualify
- Testing Inequality Solutions
- Unit 6: Graphing and Reading Inequalities
- Open or Closed Endpoints
- Complete Inequality Graph Statements
- Matching Inequalities to Graphs
- Complete Number Line Inequalities
- Match Inequalities And Graphs
- Reading Inequalities From Graphs
- Reading Inequalities From Graphs
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