Starter quiz
- Match up the inequalities to the statements.
- ⇔values less than -2 ✓
- ⇔values less than or equal to -2 ✓
- ⇔values greater than -2 ✓
- ⇔values greater than or equal to -2 ✓
- Which of these values satisfy the inequality ?
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- Which of these values satisfy the inequality ?
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- Which of these values satisfy the inequality ?
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- Which of these values satisfy the inequality
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- 3 ✓
- 5
- 1.3 ✓
- 3.0004
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- What is the value of on the number line?
- '18' ✓
Exit quiz
- Match the diagram to the correct inequality.
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- What inequality is represented in this diagram?
- What inequality is represented in this diagram?
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x\le 1 orx>2 ✓ -
x\le 1 orx\le 2
- Which diagram shows all values which satisfy both
x<1 andx>0 ? - Which inequality represents all values which satisfy both of the drawn inequalities?
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x<1 orx>2 -
x<1 ✓ -
x<2
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- Which inequality represents all values which satisfy both of the drawn inequalities?
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-1\le x < 2 -
-1\le x < 1 -
0\le x < 1 ✓ -
0\le x < 2
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Inequalities can be represented algebraically
- Inequalities can be represented graphically on a number line
- The diagram can indicate whether the inequality is a strict inequality
- Multiple inequalities can be shown on one number line
Common misconception
Incorrectly interpreting the inequality diagram.
A filled in circle means the value is valid. An empty circle means the inequality is strict.
Keywords
Inequality - An inequality is used to show that one expression may not be equal to another.
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