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Inequality

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  • What does this symbol represent?
    Equal to
  • Write the example shown below in a sentence: 5 ≠ 8
    five does not equal to eight.
  • Use this in a sentence with the inequalities vocabulary:
    six is GREATER THAN three.
  • Which symbol should be used to represent the example below? 5 ? 5
    equal to
  • What does this symbol represent?
    Less than
  • Use this in a sentence with the inequalities vocabulary:
    two is LESS THAN five.
  • What does this symbol represent?
    Greater than
  • 50 > 100 correct?
    No, because 50 is less than 100.
  • is this correct?
    Yes, because oranges and apples are NOT the same.
  • What does this symbol represent?
    Not equal to
  • In the example below, which number is greater than? 15 ? 5
    15 is greater than 5
  • Use this in a sentence with the inequalities vocabulary:
    six is GREATER THAN three.
  • Use this in a sentence with the inequalities vocabulary:
    one is LESS THAN three
  • Use this in a sentence with the inequalities vocabulary:
    three is LESS THAN four
  • Use the example below in a sentence: 8 > 3
    eight is greater than three.
  • 100 < 50 correct?
    No, because 100 is greater than 50.
  • What is the different between the " = " and "≠" signs?
    The equal sign means that both numbers match, and the not equal to means both numbers are different.
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