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Refer to the symbols as you write about it!

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We could use this for how long this bus is. it cant be greater then 16 meters. but it has to be 7 or higher meters long.

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You can't go higher ten the speed limit but you can be lower.

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If the the sign is facing left it is less then. if its facing right is greater then.

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We use these symbols or refer to them when comparing prices at a grocery store.

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You can equal the speed limit and you can go lower than the speed limit but you can go over it because then that equation would be false.

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You can equal the speed limit or go under the speed limit by as many you want.

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You could use it by how high the bus is. When it goes in a car wash it has to be a certain number of feet or below.

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We use these symbols when comparing yards a player had in a football game.

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You could use inequality symbols for the amount of people on the bus. For example no less than 20 people per bus.

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You can go over the speed limit, follow the speed limit, or drive slower than the speed limit.

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We can go the limit or any amount under so it is a good reminder

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You can use inequality symbols if you are measuring the actual amount of acres the bus goes over. The sign says that the bus is going forty acres but it might travel more than or less than that.

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We use these symbols to compare things. Like how much of something we have

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You could use these symbols when shopping to see which stores have better deals on different things. For example is you wanted a blue T-Shirt at Target it might be 10 dollars and at American Eagle it might be more than that.

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you can go the exact speed limit or under the speed limit

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You can have a certain amount of people on a bus or less people

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We use these symbols to compare things

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you can use inequalities symbols to tell the certain amount of people on the bus

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you cant pass the speed limit but you can go equal and lower

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You know you cannot go higher than the speed limit but you can go exactly the speed limit or under.

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You can use inequalities for how many people can go on the bus.

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We use inequality symbols to compare things.

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we can use these symbols when comparing basketball players stats like who had more points

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You can use inequalities for how many people are allowed per seat. For example, no more than 2 people per seat

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We can use these symbols when we compare our height. Example: If I was 5,1 and you were 5,7 then you would be taller.

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You use inequality for speed limit signs because we know we have to be equal to the speed limit or lower.

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We can use inequalities to compare different speeds and whether we should be equal to or less than a certain speed.

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With speed limits you can't go higher than it but you can go the exact speed limit or less than the limit.

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You can use inequalities to compare how much gallons of gas versus how many miles the bus can travel.

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We use inequalities to compare thinsg

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You can use inequalities for how many people can go on the bus. You can't go more than the limit of people but you can go the exact amount or under the amount.

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You stay at the speed limit or go lower but you are not able to go any higher.

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We use the Inequality symbols to compare things.

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You can use the inequalities by finding out how many people can go on the bus.

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We use inequalities to compare things. For example a speed limit, you can't go above it but you can go the same speed or under the speed.

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You can go the same as the speed limit or you can go lower, but you can't go any higher than the speed limit.

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There is a certain amount of people that can go on the bus, and less than that amount can also go on the bus.

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When we compare two different things we use inequality symbols to show it.

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You can go lower than the speed limit or your speed can equal the speed limit but you can't go higher than the speed limit.

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There is a limit to the capacity of how much luggage space there is inside the bus. You can have less luggage than the full capacity or you can meet the capacity but you can't go higher than the capacity.

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We use these symbols when comparing how much we have of something compared to how much some other person might have.

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you can't go higher than the speed limit but you can go lower or equal to the speed limit.

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There can only be a certain amount of people on a bus. For example only 25 people per bus.

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You can use these symbols for when you are comparing things. For example you can use them when you are comparing height or weight.

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you might need to figure out the number of texts allowed for the month.

Zach

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You can go to a speed limit of less than or equal to the actual speed limit but can't go greater than it.

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there is a luggage capacity of equal to or less then 100

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you can go equal to or less than 65

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sign open to left is greater than with line underneath greater than or equal to signs open to right less than or less than or equal to

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Inequality signs are used to compare. The sign pointing to the left is less than but if the sign is pointing to the right it is greater than. If there is a line beneath, it can be equal too.

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Compare how many miles and how far it goes with the amount of gas.

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You can't go higher than the speed limit, but you can go lower.

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You cannot not go greater than 65 but you can go less or equal to 65.

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We could use inequalities for the number of passengers on the bus. For example, there can be no more than 20 people on the bus.

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The signs are used to compare numbers. For example, the > sign means greater, the < sign means less than, and the = sign means the same.

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You can go at the exact speed limit but you cannot go over it, But you can go below the speed limit.

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The bus can fit no more than 25 people, that is an example for the bus

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> less than
<Greater than
Than the signs with the line underneath it means (Less than or equal to) and same for the other sign.

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If it is facing to the left with a line under it, it is equal to or less than. If it is facing to the right with a line under it, it is equal to or greater than.

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You can go the exact speed limit, but if you go too far over it, you'll get pulled over. You can, however, go below the speed limit.

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You could use inequalties for how long the bus is. For example, the minimum length is, say, 6 meters long, and the limit would be 15 meters long.

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If the sign is facing left, than that means it is less than. If the sign points right, it means greater than. If any of them have a line beneath it, that means it is equal to, or just the same as it was.

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You can decide to go below the speed limit, or you could go at the exact same speed as the speed limit

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You could use inequalities for how far the bus can go, like it can go 200 miles, and you can go less or exactly 200 miles

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If the sign is torwards the right, it means greater than. If the sign is going torwards the left, it means less than. If there is a line under it means "or equal to". For example, if it is less than with a line under , you say "Less than or equal to"

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You could use inequalities for the limit of people that can be on the bus. Just say the bus can fit 30 people, there can be either 30 people in the bus or under

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We use inequalities to compare things. If the sign's "mouth", is facing left it means less than. If there is a line under it, it means it's either equal to the amount or less than the amount. If the sign's "mouth" is facing right, it means greater than. If there is a line under it, it means equal to the amount or greater than the amount.

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We use inequalities to compare numbers. For example,  if an equation looks like this:
-7 > x
That means that x is less than -7.
If the sign is facing the left (<) then that means less than, which means the number on the left is less than the number on the right. If the sign is facing the right (>) then that means greater than, which means the number on the left is greater than the number on the right.
If the sign is facing the left and has a line under it, then the number on the left is less than or equal to the number on the right. If the sign is facing the right and has a line under it, that means the number on the left is greater than or equal to the number on the right.

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You can go below the speed limit or go at the same speed as the speed limit, but you can't go above the speed limit.

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you can go below or at the speed limit

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This means that the car can travel less than 65 mph or it can travel 65 mph, but it can not travel over 65 mph.
x = speed of car (mph)
x < 65
or
x = 65

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you can use inequalities for the height or length, amount of people that can go on it or the miles that it travels.

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You can use inequalities to express the number of people that can be on the bus at a time. For example, if the bus can fit 50 people at a time, there can only be 50 people or le on the bus at a time.
x= number of people
x > 50
or
x=50

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these symbols show us the number or object that is greater. Like the one facing the left means the number on the left is bigger

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You can go below or the same speed as the speed limit

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There is only allowed a certain amount of people per bus or less than that

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You can go under the speed limit but you can't go above it.

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You can go 65 miles per hour or under but you cant go past 65.

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Because of this pandemic it could be no more than ten people on a bus at a time it can be ten people but no greater than ten

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We can compare prices at the store to see if the named brand is cheaper or more expensive than the off brand good.

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You can go at the most 65 mph, but no higher than that

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you can use this for the amount of wheels on the bus which would be no more than 4

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you can use these in real life when your in math class and the teacher asks: which is greater? THen you can use these symbols. The one facing left means greater than

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you can go 65 mph and lower but you cant go higher

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you could limit the amount of people aloud on the bus

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you can compare how much candy you could have

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you cant go under the speed minimum but you can go above
and you cant go over the speed minimum but you can go under only to the speed minimum.

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you can use this to measure the height of the bus.

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we use these symbols by classifying how great something is to the other.

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You can use the symbols to measure how many people are allowed on the bus or less

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The length of the bus could be greater than or equal to 5 meters

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You could go over or under or equal the speed limit 

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You could go over or under or equal the speed limit 

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We can use the amount of windows the bus has, and the amount of tires it has. The number is unequal, because there is more windows than tires.

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Merinda
We use inequality signs when comparing two things that aren’t equal to each other. This comes in use when comparing prices of things you want to purchase.

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There can be 11 players on the football field at once but nothing greater or less than 11

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You can be equal than or greater than 18 to vote, but you cant if your equal than or less than 17

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We use inequality signs to compare 1 thing to another by equal/greater than or equal/less than a number