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This deck focuses on Linear Inequalities, giving you a quick way to review the definitions, rules, and examples that matter most for SAT Math.
Study Linear Inequalities in SAT Math with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.
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This deck focuses on Linear Inequalities, giving you a quick way to review the definitions, rules, and examples that matter most for SAT Math.
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Answer: x<2. Subtract 8, divide by 4 to solve inequality.
Answer: x<4. Distribute 3, add 6 to both sides, then divide by 3.
Answer: x<10. Standard notation for values below 10.
Answer: x=2. Subtract 2, divide by 5 to find excluded value.
Answer: x=2. Subtract 7, divide by -3 to get x=2.
Answer: x>−2. Subtract 4, divide by 2 to solve inequality.
Answer: x ≤ 3. Add 4 to both sides, then divide by 5.
Answer: ≥. Combines greater than and equal to in one symbol.
Answer: x≥5. Distribute 3, add 6 to both sides, then divide by 3.
Answer: x<3. Move 2x left and −3 right, then divide by 3.
Answer: x=−2. Divide both sides by -5 to isolate x.
Answer: >. Symbol for strict inequality without equality.
Answer: x<3. Move 2x left and −3 right, then divide by 3.
Answer: x>2. Subtract 3 from both sides, then divide by 2.
Answer: The solution set is x>2. Subtract 5 from both sides, then divide by 2.
Answer: No, x=−1 does not satisfy 2x+3>0. Substituting gives 2(−1)+3=1>0 is false.
Answer: x is less than or equal to zero. The variable can be zero or any negative value.
Answer: ≥. Standard mathematical symbol for greater than or equal to.
Answer: x<10. Standard notation for values below 10.
Answer: No, x=−1 does not satisfy 2x+3>0. Substituting gives 2(−1)+3=1>0 is false.
Answer: x>2. Subtract 3 from both sides, then divide by 2.
Answer: x<−4. Subtract 4 from both sides, then divide by −1 and flip sign.
Answer: x≥5. Distribute 3, add 6 to both sides, then divide by 3.
Answer: x=3. Solve x=3 from the equation 8−x=5.
Answer: x<4. Distribute 3, add 6 to both sides, then divide by 3.
Answer: x>3. Subtract 9, divide by -2, flip inequality sign.
Answer: Open circle at 3, arrow to the right. Open circle shows 3 is not included.
Answer: y<8. 'Less than' means strictly smaller than 8.
Answer: ≥. Standard mathematical symbol for greater than or equal to.
Answer: x ≤ 3. Add 4 to both sides, then divide by 5.
Answer: xeq4. Add 11, divide by -4 to get x=4.
Answer: x≥5. 'At least' means greater than or equal to.
Answer: Negative numbers. All values to the left of zero on number line.
Answer: x≥5. Add 5 to both sides to isolate x.
Answer: Closed circle at -2, arrow to the left. Closed circle includes -2 in the solution set.
Answer: x=6. Multiply both sides by 3 to isolate x.
Answer: x≤2. Subtract 3, divide by 2 to solve inequality.
Answer: x=2. Solve 2x=4 to find the excluded value.
Answer: x>10. 'More than' means strictly greater than.
Answer: Multiply or divide both sides by a negative number. This operation changes the direction of the inequality.
Answer: x=4. Add 3, divide by 7 to find excluded value.
Answer: x≤3. Subtract 7, divide by 3 to isolate x.
Answer: x<6. Distribute 3, add 12, then divide by 3.
Answer: x=−7. Distribute -3, subtract 12, divide by -3.
Answer: ≤. Combines less than and equal to in one symbol.
Answer: x=−3. Divide both sides by −3, keeping the not-equal sign.
Answer: x>7. Subtract 3 from both sides to isolate x.
Answer: A horizontal line at y=4 with a dashed line. Uses dashed line since = excludes the boundary value.
Answer: x<−4. Subtract 4 from both sides, then divide by −1 and flip sign.
Answer: A horizontal line at y=4 with a dashed line. Uses dashed line since = excludes the boundary value.
Answer: p≤4. 'At most' means less than or equal to.
Answer: 4≤x. Reverses the typical order to show 4 as the lesser value.
Answer: y ≤ −3. Subtract 5, divide by −2, and flip the inequality sign.
Answer: The solution set is x>2. Subtract 5 from both sides, then divide by 2.
Answer: y ≤ −3. Subtract 5, divide by −2, and flip the inequality sign.
Answer: x is less than or equal to zero. The variable can be zero or any negative value.
Answer: x≤7. 'At most' means less than or equal to.
Answer: x>4. Distribute 6, add 12, then divide by 6.
Answer: x=−4. Subtract 5, divide by -2 to get x=−4.
Answer: x≤7. 'At most' means less than or equal to.
Answer: x=−3. Divide both sides by −3, keeping the not-equal sign.
Answer: 4≤x. Reverses the typical order to show 4 as the lesser value.