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How can you use addition or subtraction to solve an inequality?
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Pages 336-337 #1-3, 9-17 odd, 18, 20, 21, 23
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Thursday, March 3, 2016
Thursday, March 3
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They are similar because they are both greater than a number. The differences are that greater than or equal to is equal to as well as being greater than a number.
ReplyDeleteThe two symbols are similar because they both have greater than as a symbol. The two symbols are different because one includes the number, and the other doesn't.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they both can be greater than, there also different because only greater than can only be greater than and greater than or equal to can be greater than or equal to.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to both have greater than. A difference is one is just greater than a number and the other one is greater than or equal to a number.
ReplyDeleteThey're different because one is just greater than and the other is grader than or equal to. How they're similar, is that they both have a grader than symbol.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they can both be greater than the variable number. For example eight is greater than or equal to x is the same thing as eight is greater than x it just has one other alternate option included which is equal to the number. So the only thing that is slightly different it that it can be equal to the number or greater than the number
ReplyDeleteGreater than is anything greater then a number but that number and greater than or equal to is were it can be that number or bigger so they are the same except on can be the number and the other can not.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal too are the same in the way that both can be greater than the number but greater than or equal to can be equal to the number
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they both are greater than a number.They are different because greater than or equal to can be greater than the number or equal to the number, and greater than can't be equal to the number.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar because, they both are greater then the number. They are different because, one can be that number.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are the same because both compare numbers. Greater than and greater than or equal to are different because greater than or equal to represents a variable.Greater than represents it when it is just more than the first one.
ReplyDeleteThe greater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they both represent inequality.They are different because greater than or equal to means it could be equal.Here are some examples:5>X
ReplyDelete5(>/=)x
"Greater than" and "greater than or equal to" are similar because they are both "larger than" a number. They are different because "greater than or equal to" can also be equal to a number.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to is different because greater than and equal to is when it can be greater than a number or equal to number for example 7 >= 5 but greater than is only when it is greater than a number and it cant be equal to unlike the greater than or equal to . They are the same because they both can be greater than for example 4 > 2 4 is greater than 2 and 4 >= 2 4 is also greater than 2.
ReplyDeleteThey are similar because both can be equal to the answer. They are different because one can be greater than the answer and one can't.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than equal to are similar by both being greater if your not counting the greater than or equal to sign not having the line under it.
ReplyDeleteThey are similar because they both are greater than symbols. They are different because the greater than or equal to symbol includes the number and just the greater than symbol is everything above the number.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to symbols are similar because they both have the word greater in them, which means the number on the other side of the symbol has to be greater then the original number. They are different because greater than or equal to symbols can be equal to the number, but with greater than symbols, the number on the other side can't be equal to the other one.
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ReplyDelete"Greater than” and “greater than or equal to” are similar because of how the inequality is greater than the number.
They are different because "greater than or equal to" can be greater than or equal to the number.
Greater than and greater than or equal to signs are similar because they are both greater than a number. For example, x>6 is the same as x is greater than or equal to 6 because they are both greater than 6. Greater than and greater than or equal to signs are different because greater than or equal to sign can be greater than a number or that number. For example, x>6 has to be greater than 6. On the other hand, x is greater than or equal to 6 has greater than 6 or can be 6.
ReplyDeleteThe symbol greater than is everything bigger than that number but is not that number.The symbol greater than and equal to is every number greater than that and it also includes that number.
ReplyDeleteGreater than or greater than or equal to are similar because they both can be greater than a number. But the greater than or equal to is different because it can be equal to that number or bigger than that number.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are the same because both ar greater. The differences are the greater than or equal to it can be equal to. If a greater than sign can not be equal to because it will not be greater than it would be equal to.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar because, the number can be both greater than. They are different because "greater than or equal to” can also be equal to and greater than that number, on the other hand "greater than" can only be greater than. For example, c is greater than 6, and c is greater than or equal to 6. This shows that the solution to this equation can be the same and different.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar and different because greater than means that one is greater than the other number. Greater than or equal to means that one is greater than or equal to the same number. They are different because one meas just greater than a number and one is greater than OR equal to a number An example for greater than is, 15>5. An example for greater than or equal to is, 15 is greater than or equal to 14.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar because it is still both greater than just that maybe one might be equal instead.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and Greater than or equal to are similar because greater than and greater than or equal to has the same way because if it wasn't close like not equal then it is greater than.
ReplyDeleteGreater than is different from greater than or equal to because you can't have a number that is equal to the answer. For example, 5>4. You can't have an equal number.
ReplyDelete(READ THIS ONE) The similarities between greater than and greater than or equal to is that they both have the greater than symbol. The differences between them is that greater than doesn't include the given number, while greater than or equal to does when you graph them on a number line.
ReplyDeleteExample: x > 10 doesn't include 10 when you graph it.
x >= 10 does include 10 when you graph it.
Greater Than and Equal to and greater than are the same because they both lead to a greater number. The Differences are that the other one can be equal to. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
ReplyDeleteThe greater than and greater than and equal are similar because the solutions to both can be greater, also when the problem or equation is different and the signs are different the solution can still be greater in both problems. For example, if the equation is 3 is greater than or equaled to t the answer can be greater than and if the problem was 3 is greater than the answer can be greater than.
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