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3.1 Inequalities and their graphs
Today we will write, graph, and identify solutions of inequalites.
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Inequalities A statement that one quantity is less than or greater than another. Symbols Everyday Phrase Inequality Less than < Less than or equal to ≤ Greater than > Greater than or equal to ≥ g is greater than or equal to 6 g ≥ 6 Below 400 t < 40 fewer than 20 calories c < 20 At most $10 p ≤ 10 b is less than 4 b < 4
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3x – 5 > 20 3x – 5 > 20 3x – 5 > 20 -3 11 -9 – 5 > 20
Solution of an inequality: --Any number(s) that makes the inequality true. Determine whether each number is a solution of the given inequality. 3x – 5 > a b c. 11 3x – 5 > 20 3x – 5 > 20 3x – 5 > 20 -3 ? ? ? 3( ) – 5 > 20 3( ) – 5 > 20 3( ) – 5 > 20 11 ? ? ? -9 – 5 > 20 0 – 5 > 20 33 – 5 > 20 ? ? -14 > 20 ? 28 > 20 – 5 > 20 no no yes
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Graphing Inequalities
Mark your point(s) with the correct dot Draw a line from the points to show the solution set t > 3 x ≤ 5 Less than < ○ Greater than > Less than or equal to ≤ ● Greater than or equal to ≥
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a. x > -4 b. x < 0 c. 3 < x x > 3
Got It? What is the graph of each inequality? a. x > -4 b. x < 0 c. 3 < x x > 3
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Write an inequality for each graph.
x < x > x >
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Assignment Book page 168: 8-11, even, 29-36
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