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I learned that you can compare more than two values with inequalities.

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I wonder if there are more symbols than the main 3.

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Inequalites look like <,>,=. We see them in the real world when we try to compare items, costs, temperatures, and weight

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Inequalities are symbols greater than, less than, or equal to compare two or more values.

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I learned that they are two expressions that can be represented by less than, greater than, less than or equal to, greater than or equal to, or equal to.

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I learned that inequalities are not always black-and-white and can require multiple steps to represent on a number line.

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We learned that an inequality is a comparison of two numbers or expressions using <, >, or =.

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I learned that an inequality is a comparison between 2 numbers using the greater than, less than, and equal to signs, or >, <, =

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I learned that an inequality is a comparison between two numbers. This is done by using the signs greater than, less than, or equal to.

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I wonder if my answer is right.......

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We see Inequalities every time you compare something to another based on its value. An example of this is $43 > $23

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We learned that inequalities are not equal and can be solved like equations

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We learned that inequalities compare two expressions with different signs. The signs are greater than, greater than or equal to, less than, less than or equal to, or equal to signs.

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Inequalities are compares of numbers that can be represented by the greater than less than or equal to signs. Essentially It is a representation of two numbers that are unequal. These Inequalities are used to decide which number has a larger value in a given problem.

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I learned that an inequality is a comparison between 2 numbers using the greater than, less than, and equal to signs, or >, <, =. One inequality is: 7x < 10.

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I wonder how you could add, subtract, multiply, or divide a inequality.

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I learned that inequalities are number which are usually separated by these symbols: < > =. Inequalities are not equal most of the time. It is a comparison of two numbers which are equal or not equal. I also learned that we see inequalities in the real world when we are comparing money and items. Inequalities look like this: 17>2. Or... $45>$2.

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I wonder why some inequalities can be equal and not equal at the same time.

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We see inequalities in the real world when we are comparing money and items. Inequalities look like this: 17>2. Or... $45>$2.

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Inequalities are number which are usually separated by these symbols: < > =. Inequalities are not equal most of the time. It is a comparison of two numbers which are equal or not equal.

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we learned how to write two inequality.

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We learned that inequalities can compare two different expressions using different signs. The signs consist of the greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, less than or equal to, and the equal to signs.

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We learned that inequalities are to quantities that are not equal. They can be compared with a <, >, greater than or equal to, or less than or equal to.

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We learned that inequalities can be represented by one of the following: less than sign, greater than sign, less then or equal to sign, and the greater than or equal to sign. Inequalities are comparisons of two (or more) unequal expressions.

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We learned that an inequality is a comparison of two expressions and are unequal.

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We (I) learned that an inequality is a comparison of 2 or more expressions.

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Celine    ಠ_ಠ                                   

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Celine    ಠ_ಠ                                   

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We learned that inequalities are a type of expression that represents it on the number line.

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We learned what an Inequality is, how to simplify one, (Kind of) and what signs represent an inequality.

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We learned about the different signs of inequalities and what inequality means.

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We learned that inequalities can be represented by a number line. We also learned 5 different ways we can compare inequalities. The 5 ways are equal to, less than, greater than, less than or equal to, and greater than or equal to.

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We learned that four different signs mean greater than, less than, greater than or equal, and less than or equal. You can graph inequalities. Inequalities are not equal.

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We learned that inequalities could be solved like a equation and that we can represent them in 4 different ways that are greater than, less than, greater or equal than, lesser or equal than

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We learned that inequalities were expressions show by using a less than sign, greater than sign, less than equal to sign, and a greater than equal to sign.

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We learned that inequalities are unequal comparisons of two expressions that are compared using the signs below. These signs are used to represent which expression has a larger value.

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We learned that inequalities are equations with <, and >.

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We learned that Inequalities are two expressions that aren't equal.

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We learned that inequalities can be represented using a number line.

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We learned that inequalities are comparisons of expressions.

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We learned that inequalities are expressions that can be separated with greater than, less than, greater than OR equal to, and less than or equal to.  -Alexee

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We learned that inequalities are expressions that can be separated with greater than, less than, greater than OR equal to, and less than or equal to.  -Alexee

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What different ways in

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When comparing two things.

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They are two expressions compared using one sign that we can identify. In the real world we use inequalities to compare the prices of certain products.

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We wonder if an inequality has a solution and uses and

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We wonder in what different ways inequalities can be delineated. :)

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WE wonder if inequalities can be equal.

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We wonder if an inequality can include an explicit equals sign.

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An inequality is separated by the greater or less than sign or a equal sign with a dash over it.

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An inequality is two equations (or numbers) that have an equal sign, less than sign, or greater than sign in between them.

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Eli manning<Jimmy Garroppolo

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x > y is an inequality

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They have an =, >, and <.

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What exactly are they?, how

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One example of an inequalities is x>x+1

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They look like this:
__ > __ or __ <___

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Inequalities have the format of two or more expressions that are compared by inequality signs.

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They are two numbers separated by a >,< or = sign

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They are two numbers separated by a >,< or = sign

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they have an equal greater than or less than sigh

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they have an equal greater than or less than sigh

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Two quantities that are not equivalent to each other

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We know how to spell inequalities. We know they are not equal. It is a comparison of two numbers that are unequal using greater or lesser signs.

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They are not equal. They compare.

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everything

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They aren't equivalent
They are comparisons

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Inequalites are two expressions that are not equal. They can be separated by a >, or <.

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Inequalities can be represented by the > and < signs. It is a representation of 2 numbers that are unequal. It is used to decide which number has a larger value.

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they are not equal, <,>,=.

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It is a comparison of two expressions. It uses the greater than, less than, less than or equal to, greater than or equal to, and equal to signs to compare the two expressions.

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they are not equal or they are

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They are two expressions which aren't equal

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There are two expressions (or numbers) that are either greater than, less than, or equal to each other.

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An inequality is a comparison of two or more expressions that are unequal, using the greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, or the less than or equal to signs

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They are not equal, they are two numbers separated by a a greater than, less than,or equal sign.

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They are not equal, they are two numbers separated by a a greater than, less than,or equal sign.

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Dylan and Brayden

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How do you solve inequalities? What on earth is an inequality?