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Use at least three sentences to describe a concept or word that you learned in your math class this week. You also may use the three sentences to describe something you do not understand.
Monday, October 30, 2017
GP 2 W 4 (Due 12/1)
What is an inequality? Give and example of one and describe when an inequality would be needed.
Use at least three sentences to describe a concept or word that you learned in your math class this week. You also may use the three sentences to describe something you do not understand.
Use at least three sentences to describe a concept or word that you learned in your math class this week. You also may use the three sentences to describe something you do not understand.
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Caroline Kalain
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An inequality is the relation between two numbers by using equal to, greater than, or less than. A inequality would be used to show if a number is equal to or bigger or smaller. A example is 97=97
an inequality is a number which when substituted for the variable makes the inequality a true statement. Ex 10>8
ReplyDeleteAn inequality is an expression using >, <, > or equal to, or < or equal to. For example, x + y is < 1. I am not sure when it would be needed, sorry.
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ReplyDeleteinequality is the relation between two expressions that are not equal. like <,>,=. It shows if a number is bigger, smaller, or equal to another number.
An inequality is the symbols that represent two or more equations:<,>,= ...for an example 12>7
ReplyDeleteAn inequality is an expression using >, <, > or equal to, or < or equal to. For example, x + y is <
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ReplyDeleteAn inequality is an expression using <,>,=
Those symbols can represent bigger numbers and smaller numbers and even numbers that are equal.
Example is 100 > 50
An inequality is a relation that holds between two values when they are different.You could us <,>,= as an inequality. For an Example: 50>10 or 40<42. Jnique Nelson Per;3
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An inequality is a relation that holds between two values when they are different. 3x < 7+3.
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ReplyDeleteAn inequality is an expression using <,>,= that has 2 or more equations.
Drew Thompson
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An inequality is different is size, degree, circumstances,lack of equality, etc.
Example: 3x<7+3
Period 1 An inequaility is different is size degree circumstances lack of equality and much more
ReplyDeleteExample 4x<7+4
inequality is a different is size degree
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ReplyDeleteinequality is a relation that holds between two values when they are different.
An example: -5<3-2z<5
Destini Holm
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An inequality is a relation between two numbers using greater than, less than, or equal to. an inequality could be used to compare two numbers. An example is 69<70.
An inequality is a relation that holds between two values that are different 3x<7+3
ReplyDeleteinequality is a relation between two numbers that are different sizes.
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ReplyDeleteAn inequality is when two values are not equal or different. An example of an inequality is 9x>18. An inequality needs a sign, number and a varable.
An inequality says that two values are not equal.
ReplyDeleteExample: 1<2
An inequality is when two solutions are not equal.For example 2x+4=20 and 3x+5=23.
ReplyDeleteAn Inequality is like an equation that uses > or < symbols rather than an equation sign.An example 3x<2. Inequalities can be used to compare things that have more different sizes and values. Christopher Inch Period 4.
ReplyDeletean inequality is like an equation that uses > or < symbols rather than equal sign an example is 3x >2. inequalities can be used to compare things that have different sizes or values
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An inealoity is like an eqution that uses or symbols rather than an equal sing an example is 3x<2 inequalities can be uesed to compare things that have different sizes or vaweds.
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ReplyDeleteAn inequality is an equation that uses symbols. Each of the symbols have a different meaning. the meanings are less than, greater than, less than or equal to, greater than or equal to, and not equal to.
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ReplyDeleteAn inequality is a relation that holds between two values when they are different (example a>b )
ReplyDeleteAn inequality is the relation between two numbers by using equal to greater than or less than. i wanted to know if you could turn the heat on because it be cold.
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ReplyDeleteOne concept I learned in math class this week was how to solve inequalities using multiplication and division.I also learned that when multiplying or dividing an inequality by a negative, you must flip the sign. Here is an example of solving inequality by multiplication. 1.) x/4<-5 2.) You multiply each side by 4 (4*x/4 < -5(4)) 3.) There so you get x<-20.This is a concept I learned this week.
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ReplyDeleteAn inequality is like a equa tha use less than or great than rather than equal. 3x < 10. Inequalitiea are used to compare thngs.
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.32 An inequality is like an equation that uses or symbols rather than an equal sign. An example is 3x(2 Inequalities can used to compare things that have different sizes or value.
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ReplyDeleteAn Inequality is like an equation that uses > or < symbols rather than an equation sign. An example 4x<8. Inequalities can be used to compare things that have more different sizes and values.
ReplyDeletePeriod 1 One thing I learned was Translations. Translation is a term used in geometry to describe a function that moves an object a certain distance. The object is not altered in any other way. It is not rotated, reflected or re-sized. ... In a translation, every point of the object must be moved in the same direction and for the same distance
ReplyDeleteit equals less than and equal to and use to compare
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