Thursday, March 3, 2016

Thursday, March 3


Essential Question
How can you use addition or subtraction to solve an inequality?
Objective
  • I will use addition or subtraction to solve inequalities.
  • I will use a number line to graph the solution set of inequalities.
  • I will solve real-life problems.
Activity
  • Writing Warm-up (post your comment to the blog)
  • Registration with counselors
  • 7.6 Lesson (examples 1-3)
Homework
Pages 336-337 #1-3, 9-17 odd, 18, 20, 21, 23
RESOURCES: Operations Key Words AND                         Inequality Symbols

24 comments:

  1. Greater than and greater than and equal to are similar because they both require a number that's greater than the other number. They are different because only one symbol could have a number that's equal to.

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  2. Greater than and greater than and equal to are the same because the greater than and equal to has a greater than symbol and so does the greater than one. There different because on is equal to and greater but one is just greater than.

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  3. Greater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they both can be greater than a number. They are different because greater than or equal to has the equal to at the end and greater than doesn't have the equal to on the end.

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  4. “greater than” and “greater than or equal to” are similar because they both mean “greater than” but “greater than or equal to” also means "equal to" as well as "greater than".

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  5. Greater than and greater than or equal to signs are similar because they both are both greater than a certain number. For example A is greater than or equal to 2 and A is greater than 2. They are both greater than 2.

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  6. Greater than, and Greater than or equal to is the same because they both mean the number is greater than. They are different because greater then means the number is bigger, and is not equal to and Greater than or equal to means that it can be equal or greater than.

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  7. greater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they both are greater than a number on a number line.But greater than or equal to is when the number is equal to the number you start at or higher.

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  8. I think ''greater than'' and ''greater than or equal to'' are similar because they are both greater than. But ''greater than or equal to'' can be different because it also means equal to.

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  9. I think that Greater than and Greater than or Equal to signs are similar because they both can be greater than a number. But they are also different because the Greater than sign doesn't have a equal sign and the Greater than or Equal to sign has a equal sign.

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  10. The differences and similarities of Greater than/Greater than or equal to is that, both of them greater than a number and the difference is that one of them are greater than a number or it's equaled to. Also, when you put greater than on a number line, then it will be a open circle and a greater than or equal to is a closed circle. It will have the same symbols but one will have a line under it.

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  11. The difference between greater than and greater than or equal to is that greater than or equal to can be equal to the number and the way that they are similar is they both have a number that is greater than it.

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  12. How greater and greater than or equal to is similar is they are both are greater. That's how I think that they are similar.

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  13. Greater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they both are greater than. They are different because the greater than or equal mean to it can be on the number but greater than is not on the number.

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  14. Greater than and greater than qual to are similar because they are both grater than the number or variable they are being comepared to.They are different because the greater than is not equal to anything,but the greater than equal to can be either the same numer of greater than the number it is compared to.

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  15. Greater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they both mean that one number is greater than another number. They are different because greater than mean that the number has to be greater than the other number and it can't include that number. And greater than or equal to means that it can include that number.

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  16. Greater than, and greater than or equal to are similar and different because greater then does not include the number. Greater then or equal to includes the number you start with. But they are greater than the number you started with.

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  17. Greater than and greater than or equal to are similar because the both can be greater than a number. They are different because greater than has to be greater than the number. Greater than or equal to can include the number.

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  18. Alyssa Omland , How they are the same is they are both greater than a number . How they are different is because they both have a grater than sign and one of them has an equal sign and that is how they are different.

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  19. They are both grater than.But 1 also means Equal to.

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  20. there both are greater than. And both are closed cercleed.

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  21. "Greater than" and "greater than or equal to" are similar because they are both greater. They are different because "greater than" is a open circle and "greater than or equal to has a closed circle.

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  22. Greater than and Greater than or equal to are similar because they both are telling which number is greater than a number and they are different because one is just telling greater than and the other one is telling which is greater than or equal to.

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  23. Greater than let's say you have this problem 3 is greater than y that means that it is not 3 it is greater than 3. Greater than or equal to 3 is greater than or equal to y that means that it is 3 and greater than. They are both greater than 3 or your number.

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  24. Greater than let's say you have this problem 3 is greater than y that means that it is not 3 it is greater than 3. Greater than or equal to 3 is greater than or equal to y that means that it is 3 and greater than. They are both greater than 3 or your number.

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