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Inequalities are similar to equations, however, both sides are not equal.

We use variables to represent a variety of solutions to the inequalities.

> means greater than
< means less than

write a line underneath each to include equals to.

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How to Solve One-Step Inequalities | Math with Mr. J

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- Solving equations with just variables for example solve for h in this equation... 4h=c+b

- Graphing inequalities and writing an inequality from a word problem.

- Solving multi-step equations
- Plugging in ordered pairs for inequalities and multi-variable equations.

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How to Solve One-Step Equations | One-Step Equation Steps | Math with Mr. J

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2. How to Solve 2 Step/Multi Step Equations

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2. How to Solve 2 Step/Multi Step Equations

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Solving Two-Step Equations | Algebra Equations

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4 Steps to Solving Multi-Step Inequalities | 7.EE.B.4 💚

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You want to isolate the variable so you are solving for x (or whatever variable is chosen)

Remember when you DIVIDE or MULTIPLY by a negative number the sign FLIPS.

When graphing inequalities you use an open circle when the inequality uses < or >.

Use a closed circle when graphing an inequality that includes the equal sign.

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3. Intro to Solving Multi- Step Equations

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3. Intro to Solving Multi- Step Equations

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4.Solving Multi-Step Equations with Variables on Both Sides

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4.Solving Multi-Step Equations with Variables on Both Sides

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Solving Equation with variables on both sides of the equation