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SymbolsGraphingSolvingCompoundMiscellaneou s

What symbol is >?

When naming an inequality symbol the variable is assumed to be located where?

Show all of the inequality symbols.

What symbol is used for at most?

Name three phrases that represent

What does a closed circle shaded left represent?

Name the inequality graphed below

Graph 8X-6>18

Name the solution to the graph below

Name the solution to the conjunction below

Solve X+8>6

Solve 8+3m<5m-2

Solve

Solve 3(x-3)+3>2(x-6)+3x

Solve 3(2x+1)-4(x+1)<2x+3

What is the difference between a conjunction and disjunction?

What is the solution to the following disjunction?

Graph 4<X+6<10

Solve

Solve

Explain how to graph

Which compund inequality do you graph when you are looking for where both things are happening at the same time?

If X>8 or x>10 then name the solution.

Solve 13+5x>25+5x

Graph an inequality that illustrates a baseball game lasting at least 2 hours and less than 3.5 hours.

The Dysons are building a rectangular patio that is 12 ft long at at least 10 ft wide. Write and solve an inequality to find the patio area in square feet.