Question

Which of the following phrases are inequalities?
Choose 3 answers:
Choose 3 answers:

(Choice A)
A
5=\dfrac{55}{11}5=
11
55
​
5, equals, start fraction, 55, divided by, 11, end fraction

(Choice B)
B
-2<2\text{}−2<2minus, 2, is less than, 2, start text, end text

(Choice C)
C
10-6q10−6q10, minus, 6, q

(Choice D)
D
7w>5.6\cdot 10^{4}7w>5.6⋅10
4
7, w, is greater than, 5, point, 6, dot, 10, start superscript, 4, end superscript

(Choice E)
E
f-4-7>7-4-ff−4−7>7−4−f

Answer 1

The phrases that are inequalities are:

B) -2 < 2

D) 7w > 5.6

E) f - 4 - 7 > 7 - 4 - f

Which of the following phrases are inequalities?

First, we define an equation as:

$P = Q$

Where P and Q are two expressions.

On the other hand, an inequality can be:

$P > Q\\P < Q\\P \neq Q\\P \geq Q\\P \leq Q$

These are inequalities because now the expressions P and Q can (and in some cases must) be different.

With that in mind, the phrases that are inequalities are:

B) -2 < 2

D) 7w > 5.6

E) f - 4 - 7 > 7 - 4 - f

As you can see, in these 3 we have the "lower than" or "larger than" symbols used, so these represent inequalities.

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