Write a compound inequality for each graph. The graph is located in the Show your Work section. (To create a less than or equal to sign hold down the button on the less than symbol)
Write a compound inequality for each graph. The graph is located in the Show your Work section. (To create a less than or equal to sign hold down the button on the less than symbol)
Write a compound inequality for each graph. The graph is located in the Show your Work section. (To create a less than or equal to sign hold down the button on the less than symbol)
Write a compound inequality for each graph. The graph is located in the Show your Work section. (To create a less than or equal to sign hold down the button on the less than symbol)
Solve the compound inequality: (hint: pay attention to your answers, only one of the inequalities will matter)
Graph the inequality from #5 in the Show Your Work section. (This question will not light up green or red, it has to be manually graded)
Solve the compound inequality.
Solve the compound inequality: (hint: pay attention to your answers, only one of the inequalities will matter)
Graph the inequality from #8 in the Show Your Work section. (This question will not light up green or red, it has to be manually graded)
Three consecutive integers have a sum that is between 51 and 72. What could be the value of the first integer? (There could be multiple answers for this question but please only enter a whole number, you must show your work and the final inequality in the show your work section)
Write a compound inequality to represent the sentence below:
A quantity x is either less than 10 or greater than 20.
Write a compound inequality to represent the sentence below:
A quantity x is more than five but at most thirteen.