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Red because it signifies danger

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I know that you need to flip the sign when you multiply or divide by a negitave

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my favorite color is hot pink

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the fractions

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My favorite color is yellow

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If you are multiplying or dividing by  a negative you flip the inequality.

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If you are multiplying or dividing by  a negative you flip the inequality.

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Sometimes i don't know when to flip the sign

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Sometimes i don't know when to flip the sign

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Fractions

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lol i was just playing. I know that graphing inequalities that sometimes it could be negative

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bigger numbers are on the right

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A lot actually

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its always goes the opposite side of the mouth

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Fill the circle in if its equal to and greater/less than

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i know that i have to add the nuber on each side

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i know that i have to add the nuber on each side

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That you always go the opposite direction of the sign

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That you always go the opposite direction of the sign

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get rid of adding or sub

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sometimes i mess up on flipping the sign

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sometimes i mess up on flipping the sign

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When you divide to separate the variable from multiplication/division you do the opposite 

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When you divide to separate the variable from multiplication/division you do the opposite 

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Still confused about the fraction and multiplying it thing.

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Still confused about the fraction and multiplying it thing.

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if it is > you graph to the right
if its < you graph to the left.

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seprate the varible

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when you divide or multiply the inequality by a negative you always flip the sign

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when you divide or multiply the inequality by a negative you always flip the sign

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the variable is to the left usually

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How could you use fraction in a compound inequality?

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how would you know when to flip the Inequality 

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how would you know when to flip the Inequality 

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some are greater or equal to and less than or equal to