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Solving Inequalities in One Variable

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This GoConqr page gathers community-made quizzes, mind maps, flashcards, notes and slides on Solving Inequalities in One Variable. School students can practice interpreting, solving and graphing inequalities, while teachers can find ready-made material. The page has over 20 resources for school-level study, from writing inequalities from phrases to working with compound inequalities. It also includes flashcards with quadratic and quartic expressions. Pick a resource and start exploring.

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Start with the language

The Writing Inequalities slides and notes offer a starting point for reading and writing inequalities. Use them to look at the symbols and the phrases they represent. Then try the quiz with questions about an age being at most a given value and an amount of money. It asks you to match phrases with answer choices and graphs.

For a first check, Pre-Test on Inequalities also includes questions about matching an inequality to a graph and interpreting a problem about marbles. Compare the wording of each question with the answer you choose.

Move on to solving

The notes Linear inequalities with one unknown introduce inequalities with an unknown and systems of inequalities. A quiz on the page works through an inequality in m, showing subtraction and division on both sides. Follow that example before attempting a question yourself.

Bonus questions on Solving Inequalities asks you to solve and graph inequalities. Compound Inequalities offers further solving and graphing questions, including answer choices for no solution and infinite solutions. Work through the questions in an order that suits what you want to practice.

Use maps and quizzes together

The page includes a mind map called Linear inequalities with one unknown, alongside the notes with the same title. Open them together and use the map as a visual companion to the notes. After studying, return to a quiz and check which ideas you want to look at again.

The Inequality Basics flashcards offer another resource to explore. The Solving inequalities flashcards also include quadratic and quartic expressions, extending the choice of practice on this page.

See the wider unit

This topic is part of the wider Mathematics unit on linear equations and inequalities. The example that solves an inequality by working on both sides provides a connection between the equation and inequality work named in the unit. Choose a map or quiz to continue studying.

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Which resource is a good place to start?

The Writing Inequalities slides are a useful place to begin if you want to look at inequality symbols and phrases. The notes with the same title offer another starting point. Afterward, try Pre-Test on Inequalities for questions about graphs and situations described in words.

How can I use the mind maps with the quizzes?

Try opening the Linear inequalities with one unknown mind map alongside the notes with the same title. Use them as a visual and written pair while studying, then try a quiz to check your understanding. You can return to the map or notes when a question gives you something to look at again.

Are these resources free to use?

Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open, study and take without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.

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