3 2, 3-3 solving one-step inequalities
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3-2/3-3 Solving One-Step Inequalities
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Properties of Inequalities•Addition Property:•If you add the same number to both
sides of an inequality, it remains true.
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•Subtraction Property:•If you subtract the same number from
both sides of an inequality, it remains true.
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•Multiplication/Division Property (Case 1):•If you multiply/divide both sides of an
inequality by the same positive number, it remains true.
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•Multiplication/Division Property (Case 2):•If you multiply/divide both sides of an
inequality by the same negative number, the inequality symbol must be reversed toremain true.
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Solving One-Step Inequalities•Just like solving equations!•Do opposite operations to get variable
alone.•BE CAREFUL!▫If you multiply or divide by a negative
number, you must reverse the inequality symbol!
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Example 1•Solve x – 6 ≥ 10. Graph the solution.
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You Try!
•Solve b – 2 > -9. Graph the solution.
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Example 2
•Solve -8 > 1.4 + x. Graph the solution.
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You Try!
•Solve k + 5 ≤ -3. Graph the solution.
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Example 3
•Solve . Graph the solution.
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You Try!
•Solve 3x ≤ 24. Graph the solution.
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Example 4
•Solve -7y ≤ -35. Graph the solution.
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You Try!
•Solve . Graph the solution.