Lesson: Writing Inequalities

In this lesson, we will learn how to identify and write simple inequalities to represent verbal expressions.

Question Video: Writing an Inequality to Represent a Constraint or Condition in a Real-World Problem

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Worksheet: Writing Inequalities • 18 Questions

Q1:

Write an inequality which describes the following sentence: The subscription fee is no more than $74.

Q2:

Matthew walked for 29 minutes before reaching the university campus. He took at least another 5 minutes to reach the lecture hall. Write an inequality that represents the amount of time it took Matthew to reach the lecture hall.

Q3:

Write an inequality which describes the following sentence: David drives more than 7 400 miles per year.

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Lesson: Writing Inequalities

Question Video: Writing an Inequality to Represent a Constraint or Condition in a Real-World Problem

Worksheet: Writing Inequalities • 18 Questions

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