Inequalities on the Number Line
Students will be given several inequalities to plot on a number line.
The first number line represents the inequality x > 2. You can see that there is an open circle on the 2, representing that x cannot equal 2.
Students will be given several inequalities to plot on a number line.
The first number line represents the inequality x > 2. You can see that there is an open circle on the 2, representing that x cannot equal 2.
The second number line shows the inequality x ≥ 2. You can see that there is a closed circle on the 2, representing that x can equal 2.
Two inequalities can be put on the same number line. Here is a plot of: x ≤ 4, x ≥ 8.
Here is a plot of the inequality -2 < x < 2
Students will use this information to complete the questions on page 69 of Mathematics Concepts: Student Workbook, and a page of inequalities produced by the instructor.
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