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the goal is to find a value of the variable

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inequalities use signs like greater than less than greater than or equal to less than or equal to or equal some keywords are no more than no less than max minimum

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inequalities use signs like greater than less than greater than or equal to less than or equal to or equal some keywords are no more than no less than max minimum

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Find the value of the variable

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gotta make that variable gotta be alone

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an equation
4+5=9
inequality
1,437>2

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equations, a numerical sentence with an equal sign
inequality, a comparison of 2 expression that are not equal and have multiple solutions

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~goal is to find the value(how much it's worth) of the variable

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equations have an equal sign = and inequalities dont they use <> like 3>1

-Mason

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EQUATION
has an equal sign

INEQUALITY
does not have an equal sign

you have to ISOLATE the variable
and the goal is to find the value of the variable

-Ian

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inequality: a comparison of two expressions that are NOT equal and have multiple solutions

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use graphs

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Isolate get it by itself variable

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inverse operation means the opposite operation

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An Equations is a numerical sentence with an equal sign. An Inequality doesn't have an equal sign.

Equation: 2+2 = 4
Inequality: 8 > x

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i remember there are open and closed circles when graphing

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inequalities don't use or have an equal sign but, an equation does. Inequalities can have signs like greater than, less than, equal to but it never usually solves an equation. An equation is a numerical sentence with an equal sign. An inequality is a comparison of two expressions that are NOT equal and have multiple solutions.

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look at the key words (Ex: no more than,above)

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look at the key words (Ex: no more than,above)

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equation: a numerical sentence with an equal sign.

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Inverse operation=opposite

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solving one step

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inequalities is a difference in size, degree, circumstances, etc.; lack of equality.

"social inequality"

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to solve you use the opposite operation of what is in the equation

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to solve you use the opposite operation of what is in the equation

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a number and a letter next to each other is multiplication
A fraction is division
MUST use inverse operation
EX: 9X>5

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a fraction is divide

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open circles represent greater that and less than, while closed circles represent greater than or equal to or less than or equal to

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open circles represent greater that and less than, while closed circles represent greater than or equal to or less than or equal to

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equations are number sentences with an = sign. Inequalities have the less than, greater than, less than or equal to, and greater than or equal to signs. On number lines, closed circles are used to graph less than or equal to and greater or equal to. Open circles are used for greater than and less than.

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For inequalities there is less than, greater than, less than or equal to, and greater than or equal to.
You have to use the inverse operation for solving.

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equations have equal signs while theese have > and <

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for equations you write what numbers you know, wat your looking for, what is the action, and what is the opperation, then you put them all together

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equations have an equal symbol and inequalities don't.

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when you graph inequalities if there is an oped circle you dont put a line under it but if its closed you put a line under it.It mean equal or more or less than

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inverse operation

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A fraction is always division

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a fraction is division x/5

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an inequality doesn't have an equal sign

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to solve an equation/inequality you have to use the inverse operation 

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to solve an equation/inequality you have to use the inverse operation 

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a number and a letter next to each other is multiplication