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Introduction to inequalities
Students practise inequality symbols, interpreting and creating number-line graphs, and identifying solutions. Tasks include multiple-choice and matching, plus ordering steps to graph x ≤ 3. Level: 6th grade.
By Edform · Mathematics · Grade 6 · Published Oct 28, 2026 · New
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Questions
- Which inequality means that x is at least 5?
- Which description matches the graph of x < -2?
- Put the steps for graphing x ≤ 3 in order.
- Match each inequality to its number-line graph description.
- Complete the sentence about graphing x ≥ -4.
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