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Linear Inequalities in One Variable Objective: To solve linear inequalities
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Interval notation We can express our answers in two ways. We can use the inequality signs ( ) or we can use interval notation.
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Solving Linear Inequalities Solve:
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Solving Linear Inequalities Solve: Add 7 Subt 3x Divide by 2 or
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Solving Linear Inequalities You try:
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Solving Linear Inequalities You try:
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Solving Linear Inequalities Solve:
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Solving Linear Inequalities Solve: Mult by 2 Subt 2 Subt 2x Divide by -5 When you multiply or divide by a negative number you must change the inequality sign.
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Solving Linear Inequalities You try:
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Solving Linear Inequalities You try:
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Solving a Double Inequality Solve:
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Solving a Double Inequality Solve: We need x by itself. Whatever we do to one term, we do to all three.
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Solving a Double Inequality Solve: We need x by itself. Whatever we do to one term, we do to all three. Add 1 Divide by 6 or
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Solving a Double Inequality You try:
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Solving a Double Inequality You try:
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Solving an Absolute Value Inequality Solve:
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Solving an Absolute Value Inequality Solve: We want to be closer than 2 units from zero. We need to look at 2 and -2. ------|---------|----------|------- -2 0 2
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Solving an Absolute Value Inequality Solve: We want to be closer than 2 units from zero. We need to look at 2 and -2. ------|---------|----------|------- -2 0 2
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Solving an Absolute Value Inequality Solve: and
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Solving an Absolute Value Inequality Solve:
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Solving an Absolute Value Inequality Solve: We now want values 7 units or more away from zero.
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Solving an Absolute Value Inequality Solve: We now want values 7 units or more away from zero. --------|--------------|---------------|------- -7 0 7
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Solving an Absolute Value Inequality Solve: or
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Solving an Absolute Value Inequality You Try:
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Solving an Absolute Value Inequality You Try: and or
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Homework Pages 150-151 19-29 odd 37,39 45-53 odd
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