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Elementary and Intermediate Algebra
Mark Dugopolski, Southeastern Louisiana University
Inequalities in One Variable

Enrich Your Math Word Power



For each mathematical term, choose the correct meaning.



1

inequality
A)an equation that is not correct
B)two different numbers
C)a statement that expresses the inequality of two algebraic expressions
D)a larger number
2

equivalent inequalities
A)the inequality reverses when dividing by a negative number
B)a < b and b < c
C)a < b and a ≤ b
D)inequalities that have the same solution set
3

compound inequality
A)an inequality that is complicated
B)an inequality that reverses when divided by a negative number
C)an inequality of negative numbers
D)two simple inequalities joined with “and” or “or”








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