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None miss

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Their similarities are both linear equations and linear inequalities can be graphed and their difference is that linear equations use the (=) while linear inequalities use the (<) or the (>) symbol.

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Accounting and business

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Linear equations use the (=) sign while Linear inequalities use the (<) symbol or the (>) symbol. Their similarities is that they can both be graphed.

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Calculating daily wages or expenses.

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Similarities:
Both linear equations and linear inequalities are mathematical sentences that are formed by connecting two expressions.

Differences:
In an equation, linear equations use the symbol "=" while linear inequalities use ">, <, ≤ or ≥".

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Similarities:
Both can be graphed

Differences:
Different symbols
You shade in linear inequalities but you don't shade in linear equations

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Accounting, Selling skin care (or other stuff), Paying credit card bills

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Similarities:
- They can be graphed

Differences:
- Differnent symbols

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Sales, math homework, finance(?) (Thats all I could think of)

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None

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Linear equation and inequalities can be both graphed. Their difference is that they have different symbols.

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The difference between the Linear Equation and Linear Inequalities is the symbols they used. Instead of the equal sign, in Linear Inequalities they use, less than (<), greater than (>), less than or equal (≤), and greater than or equal (≥). In Linear Equations they only use solid lines while Linear Inequalities depend on the symbol you used, you use solid lines if the symbols are (≤) and (≥), and if using (<) and (>) apply a broken line. The similarity that I can only think of is that both mathematical statements, Equations, and Inequalities, are created by connecting the two variables.

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The similarity of linear equations and linear inequalities is that both of them can be graphed while their difference is that they have or use different symbols.

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Computing family's expenses.

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When auditing the sales made in a certain store

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Business

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Linear equations and linear inequalities can be graphed but they use different symbols and the equations

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I have no questions  teacher.

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The equal sign (=) is used in linear equations, which is how they vary from linear inequalities. The similarity between linear inequalities and linear equations is that they can both be graphed.

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Business, accounting, and statistics

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Buying or selling something

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None teacher

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None so far

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The similarities of linear equations and linear inequalities are that they can be graphed. The differences of linear equations and linear inequalities are that the linear inequalities uses the signs <,>,≤,≥.

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Unlike linear equations, linear inequalities contain shaded regions. If a linear Inequality is higher than or less than but not equal to, the line is dashed. On the other hand, a solid line always appears in linear equations, while it only appear in some in linear inequalities. Both linear equations and linear inequalities can be graphed.

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Linear equations have = symbols while linear inequalities uses >,<, ≤, and ≥

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no

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business

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Linear inequalities include shaded regions while linear equations do not. Linear equations have = symbols while linear inequalities use >,<,≤, and ≥ symbols. Both of them can also be graphed.

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businesses

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Linear equations use the equal sign (=). While linear inequalities use inequality signs ( > , < , ≥ is greater than or equal to, and ≤ is less than or equal to).

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Linear equations have = symbols while linear inequalities uses >,<,≤, and ≥ symbols.

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A linear inequality resembles in form an equation, but with the equal sign replaced by an inequality symbol.

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Business and accounting

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None

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None

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None

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A linear inequality resembles in form an equation, but with the equal sign replaced by an inequality symbol. The solution of a linear inequality is generally a range of values, rather than one specific value.

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Linear equations have = symbols while linear inequalities uses >,<,≤, and ≥ symbols. Both of them can also be graphed.

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Calculating salary

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The amount of time it will take to travel from home to work.

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when finding the values needed to break-even in a business

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Number of text messages you can send each month from your cell phone can be represented as a mathematical inequality.

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No I dont

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Weight limit on a bridge

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none miss

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None so far.

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linear inequalities include shaded regions whereas linear equations do not.

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businesses

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the similarities of linear equations and linear inequalities are
- the form of the equation or inequality
- both can be graphed
Differences
- the sign = is replaced with <,>

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None

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Selling products

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none so far

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going to catch a bus. The variables for the inequalities are Time until the bus departs, and cash in your wallet for the bus fare.

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None miss! <33

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None miss

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None

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Buying things in the market with a limited budget

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no questions :))

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None

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None so far