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Jump into the mysterious world of linear inequalities, where the solutions often lie in a vast stretch of the number line rather than a single, fixed point. This journey will explore one-step and two-step inequalities, inviting you to master the nuances of their graphical representations.
To graph an inequality on a number line, draw a circle at the boundary number: an open circle for < or > (the number is not included) and a closed circle for ≤ or ≥ (it is included). Then shade toward the solutions, left for “less than” and right for “greater than.” If an inequality […]
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