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Tips, Hints & Things To Remember For Solving One-Step Inequalities

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Tips, Hints & Things To Remember For Solving One-Step Inequalities

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1. If you do something to one side, always remember to do it to the other
2. When you’re asked to solve an equation, you’re basically just being asked to isolate the variable (get rid of the numbers around it)
3. Use inverse operations to isolate the variable
4. If you ever divide or multiply by a negative number, always remember to flip the inequality sign

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This video might also help when learning to solve as well as graph one-step inequalities 

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This video might also help when learning to solve as well as graph one-step inequalities 

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Learn how to solve and graph a one step inequality

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Graphing One-Step Inequalities on a number line

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As well solving 1 step inequalities with the example 11>=33 {3 is the answer} explained in video 

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As well solving 1 step inequalities with the example 11>=33 {3 is the answer} explained in video 

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Practice Problems for Solving One-Step Inequalities:            17+x > 24                   13 > 9-x                    5x < 20                           -12 < x/4

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Practice Problems for Solving One-Step Inequalities:            17+x > 24                   13 > 9-x                    5x < 20                           -12 < x/4

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Steps for Solving One Step Inequalities:
Step 1 - Identify the variable
Step 2 - Isolate the variable (get rid of numbers near it)
Step 3 - Graph if needed (if your problem has a greater than or equal to, or less than or equal to sign, on your number line, the circle will be closed/shaded in and if your problem just has a greater than or less than sign, your circle will be open/not shaded in)