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Inequalities can also be shown on a number line.

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Inequalities can also be shown on a number line.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/quiz/q79926064

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Solving an inequality is like solving an equation but instead of finding the exact answer, you are getting more of an estimate.

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Solving an inequality is like solving an equation but instead of finding the exact answer, you are getting more of an estimate.

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Inequalities are solved like simple equations

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Inequalities are solved like simple equations

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What you do to one side, you do to the other.

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A number multiplied by 8 take away 12 should give an answer of less than 16, which makes our answer not a number, but a range

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Solve this inequality(solved on slide below):

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Solve this inequality(solved on slide below):

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5x-3<7

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Add 3 to both sides to cancel out the -3
Now we have
5x<10
You then simplify the inequality by dividing the number in front of x which in this example is 5
x<2
So the inequality 5x-3<7 is valid when x is less than 2 (This does not include 2 itself)

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People say that the crocodile eats the bigger number. In every single example you find, you will see that the wider side of the sign, is the side that always faces the bigger number.

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People say that the crocodile eats the bigger number. In every single example you find, you will see that the wider side of the sign, is the side that always faces the bigger number.

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The sign for more than is: >
So 9>2 is a true statement

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The sign for more than or equal to is:

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The sign for less than is: <
So 6<10 is a true statement

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The sign for less than or equal to is:

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Here are a couple of examples for you to try:

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Here are a couple of examples for you to try: