Inequalities

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

• x < - 4

• no

• Towards the larger numbers (right)

• negative

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If you are multiplying or dividing by a _______________ you always switch the inequality.

• less than

• n< -1

• negative

• no

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that is underlined stands for

• greater than or equal to

• x < 3

• X < - 5

• less than or equal to

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

• negative

• coefficient (when you multiply or divide by a negative number you must switch the direction of the equality)

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

• No

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

• greater than or equal to

• no

• X < - 5

• X < -4

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The inequality will change only if the ______________ is negative.

• open circle

• coefficient (when you multiply or divide by a negative number you must switch the direction of the equality)

• x < 3

• less than

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< that is underlined stands for

• less than or equal to

• no

• greater than

• x < 3

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When < and > underlined is what type of circle?

• no

• closed circle

• greater than or equal to

• open circle

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When graphing < and > uses what type of circle?

• less than or equal to

• greater than or equal to

• x < 1/2 or x < 0.5

• open circle

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

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

• x < 4.5

• Towards the larger numbers (right)

• X < 3

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