Compound Inequalities:
Steps:
Steps: Split them apart and treat like two separate equations.
Steps: Split them apart and treat like two separate equations. Where do I split them apart?
Steps: Split them apart and treat like two separate equations. Where do I split them apart? Solve for the variable (in each).
Solve for the variable: -3 < 2x – 1 < 7
Solve for the variable: 2 < 3n – 4 ≤ 14
Solve for the variable: 1.5 < w + 3 ≤ 6.5
Solve for the variable: 3 > x + 4 > 10
Solve for the variable: -3 > x – 14 ≥ 11
Solve for the variable: 10 > 5 – x ≥ 19
Write and graph the inequality: All real numbers n that are at most -3 and at least 5.
Write and graph the inequality: All real numbers x that are less than 3 or greater than 7.
Write and graph the inequality: All real numbers b less than 100 or greater than 300.
Solve the compound inequality and graph the solution. 3b – 1 < -7 or 4b + 1 > 9
Solve the compound inequality and graph the solution. 7 – 3c ≥ 1 or 5c + 2 ≥ 17
Write a compound inequality for the graph.
Write a compound inequality for the graph.
Write a compound inequality for the graph.
Write a compound inequality for the graph.
Write a compound inequality for the graph.
How to solve the really tough ones:
How to solve the really tough ones: First split the two apart.
How to solve the really tough ones: First split the two apart. Follow steps one through eight.
How to solve the really tough ones: First split the two apart. Follow steps one through eight. 2(x + 1) > 3(2x – 2) > 4x -10
How to solve the really tough ones: First split the two apart. Follow steps one through eight. x – 2 < 4(x + ½) < 9(1/3 + x)