Solving Inequalities Integrated Algebra 1

Solving Inequalities Integrated Algebra 1

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Section 1

(22 cards)

< stands for

Front

less than

Back

Solve: 2x<9

Front

X<4.5 Graph: open circle at 4.5, shade to the left

Back

Does a line under > change the direction on the arrow?

Front

no

Back

Solve: 42>6+9x

Front

4>x Graph: open circle at 4, shade to the left

Back

If the inequality is 8>x, which way do you draw the arrow on the number line?

Front

open circle at 8, and then shade towards the smaller numbers (Left)

Back

Does a line under < change the direction on the arrow?

Front

no

Back

If the inequality is -8<x, which way do you draw the arrow on the number line?

Front

open circle at -8, and then shade towards the larger numbers (right)

Back

Solve: 2x + 1 < 7

Front

x < 3 Graph: open circle at 3, shade to the left

Back

Solve: x+4>24

Front

x>20 Graph: open circle at 20, shade to the right

Back

Solve: 5x - 10 < -30

Front

x < -4 Graph: open circle at -4, shade to the left

Back

Solve: 2n+6<4

Front

n<-1 Graph: open circle at -1, shade to the left

Back

When graphing < and > uses what type of circle?

Front

open circle

Back

Solve: 2x+5<6

Front

x<1/2 or x<0.5

Back

If the inequality is -4>x, which way do you draw the arrow on the number line?

Front

open circle at -4, and then shade towards the smaller numbers (Left)

Back

Solve: n-5/<15

Front

n<20 Graph: open circle at 20, shade to the left

Back

When < and > underlined is what type of circle?

Front

closed circle

Back

> stands for

Front

greater than

Back

< that is underlined stands for

Front

less than or equal to

Back

Solve: 2x < -10

Front

x < -5 Graph: open circle at -5, shade to the left

Back

> that is underlined stands for

Front

greather than or equal to

Back

If the inequality is 2<x, which way do you draw the arrow on the number line?

Front

Towards the larger numbers (right)

Back

Solve: 5n-4>11

Front

n>3 Graph: open circle at 3, shade to the right

Back