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1. What are inequalities in mathematics?
Ans. Inequalities are mathematical expressions that show the relationship between two values when they are not equal. They use symbols like < (less="" than),=""> (greater than), ≤ (less than or equal to), and ≥ (greater than or equal to) to compare these values.
2. How can I solve a simple inequality?
Ans. To solve a simple inequality, isolate the variable on one side of the inequality sign. For example, in the inequality 2x + 3 < 7,="" you="" would="" first="" subtract="" 3="" from="" both="" sides="" to="" get="" 2x="">< 4,="" and="" then="" divide="" both="" sides="" by="" 2="" to="" find="" x="">< 2.=""
3.="" what="" is="" the="" difference="" between="" strict="" and="" non-strict="" inequalities?=""
="" ans.="" strict="" inequalities="" use="" the="" symbols="">< and="">, which do not include the endpoints (for example, x < 3="" means="" x="" can="" be="" any="" number="" less="" than="" 3="" but="" not="" equal="" to="" 3).="" non-strict="" inequalities="" use="" ≤="" and="" ≥,="" which="" include="" the="" endpoints="" (for="" example,="" x="" ≤="" 3="" means="" x="" can="" be="" any="" number="" less="" than="" or="" equal="" to="" 3).=""
4.="" can="" inequalities="" have="" multiple="" solutions?=""
="" ans.="" yes,="" inequalities="" can="" have="" multiple="" solutions.="" for="" example,="" the="" inequality="" x=""> 5 includes all numbers greater than 5, which means it has an infinite number of solutions (5.1, 6, 7, etc.).
5. How do I graph an inequality on a number line?
Ans. To graph an inequality on a number line, first draw the number line. For strict inequalities (like x < 3), use an open circle at 3 to indicate that 3 is not included. for non-strict inequalities (like x ≤ 3), use a closed circle at 3 to show that it is included. then shade the line in the direction of the solutions. 3),="" use="" an="" open="" circle="" at="" 3="" to="" indicate="" that="" 3="" is="" not="" included.="" for="" non-strict="" inequalities="" (like="" x="" ≤="" 3),="" use="" a="" closed="" circle="" at="" 3="" to="" show="" that="" it="" is="" included.="" then="" shade="" the="" line="" in="" the="" direction="" of="" the=""></ 3), use an open circle at 3 to indicate that 3 is not included. for non-strict inequalities (like x ≤ 3), use a closed circle at 3 to show that it is included. then shade the line in the direction of the solutions.>
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