Essential Question
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How can you use addition or subtraction to solve an inequality?
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Activity
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Homework
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Pages 336-337 #1-3, 9-17 odd, 18, 20, 21, 23
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Thursday, March 3, 2016
Thursday, March 3
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The greater than and greater than or equal to symbol are similar because they both include greater than. These symbols are different because one includes equal to and the other does not.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar and different. Greater than is just bigger then the number. Greater than or equal is bigger or the same number.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar in different ways. Greater than means that the variable is greater than the number. Greater than or equal to means that the variable can be equal to or greater than the number.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they could both mean the same thing as in this is greater than this. The two are also different because the greater than or equal to can mean that the problem is equal and the greater than is just greater than. That would mean that they both can mean the same thing but also say something else than the other. In conclusion they can both say the same thing or they can both say complete different things.
ReplyDeleteThere are similar because they both are more than that number and they are different because greater than or equal to can be that number of grater.
ReplyDeleteGrater than and grater than and equal to are similar because they both have grater than. Grater than and grater then and equal to are different because one has equal and the other doesn't.
ReplyDeleteGreater than means if a number is bigger than the other such as 15>12 which is similar to greater than equal to. When greater than equal to is there than it is like 3 is greater than or equal to t which can be similar to greater than because it can be greater than.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are the same because they both have to be greater than the number they are different because greater than or equal to can be the number that has to be greater than.
ReplyDeleteThey are the same because they both have grater than in there name. They are also different because one of them has equal to and the other one just has greater than.
ReplyDeleteThe greater than symbol and the greater than or equal to symbol are similar because they both mean that the number or variable can be greater than the other number or variable. The greater than or equal to symbol is different than the greater than symbol. These are different because the greater than or equal to symbol has a closed circle when it is plotted on a number line. The greater than symbol has an open circle when plotted on a number line.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to both compare and contrast. Greater than and greater than or equal to is the same because they both could be greater. Also, they are different because one can be equal to. This is why I know greater than and greater than or equal to compare and contrast.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they both use grater than.They are different because greater than or equal to has included the number that is grater than the varible. Also it has the equal sign.
ReplyDeleteThe way greater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they both show that a number can be greater than a number.They are different because one states that a number can be equal to the number as well greater than the number.The other one can only be greater.
ReplyDeleteGreater than or equal to and greater than are the same be than both include numbers that are greater than a number. The equal to doesn't really matter in this.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and Greater than or equal to are common because they both could be greater than. For example, if there is a question that is greater than or equal to it could be greater than just like a greater than problem. The difference of equal to or greater than and greater than is that if the equal to or greater than problem could be equal to instead of greater than. For example, 2 and 2 could be equal to instead of being greater than.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are the same because they both can go over a certain number. For example I have to go over 50 so I do 51. The are different because one can pick the number it says go over or equal to. For example it says do greater than or equal to 50 and I can pick 50 or 100, if just said greater I could only do 51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59 etc.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they are both greater than. They are also different by one being equal to and one just being greater than.
ReplyDeleteIf the number is eighteen and you are saying greater then the number that you are talking about is 19 or 20. But is you are talking greater than or equal to you are talking 18, 19 and 20.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are different because greater than can only be greater than but greater than or equal to can be equal and greater greater than can't.Greater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they both can be greater.
ReplyDeleteThey are similar because they both are greater then the number you have. For example your number is 5 and the answer is a number greater than 5 so it would be 6,7,8,9... They are different because greater than or equal to can be 5 but it can also be higher. For example 5,6,7,8,9
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are different because of the equal to. When it is greater than the number is either greater or less than the original number. With greater than or equal to the number can be the number that was on the number line and greater than or less than it. They are the same because they both have greater than.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar because they both are saying that it is greater than for example x. But the way they are different are because one is also saying it is greater than and equal and the other is saying it is just equal to.
ReplyDeleteGreater than is similar to greater than or equal to because they both go to the left but the greater than or equal to has a filled in circle. Example is t is greater than or equal to 2 or t>2.
ReplyDeleteGreater than symbols are different than greater than or equal to symbols because the look different. A greater than symbol looks like this > and a greater or equal to symbol looks like this > but underlined. Also both of symbols mean greater than but the greater than or equal to symbol also means that is can be equal.
ReplyDeleteGreater than and greater than or equal to are similar but they are also different. They are similar because they both greater than an number. For example 13>t this shows that 13 is greater that t. They are different because greater than or equal to includes the number were greater than does not include that number. For example 13 is greater than or equal to t. This shows that 13 is included.
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