Converting from Interval to Inequality

The process of converting from interval to inequality requires the transformation of a range of values, presented in interval form, into statements of inequality. Take, for instance, the interval (2, 6); it would be translated into the inequality 2 < x < 6, suggesting that x lies between 2 and 6. In this context, square brackets [ or ] are used to denote values that are included in the range, while parenthesis ( or ) are used to indicate values that are excluded from the range.

The problems about Converting from Interval to Inequality

Topic Problem Solution
None Translate the sentence into an incquality. The su… Translate the sentence into an inequality. The sum of a number times 5 and 28 is at least 18. Use t…
None Translate the sentence into an inequality. Twice … Translate the sentence into an inequality: 'Twice the difference of a number and 9 is at least -21'…
None Solve \[ -3 x \leq 0.9 \] Select the correct choi… The inequality is -3x ≤ 0.9.
None Graph. \[ x<-7 \] Plot the endpoints. Select an e… The question is asking to graph the inequality \(x<-7\). This means we need to plot all the values …
None 4. $-\frac{c}{2}-6>-8$ Add 6 to both sides of the inequality: $-\frac{c}{2} > -2$
None Solve the following inequality. \[ 5 x+3>-5 \] \(5x + 3 > -5\)
None 8 Graph the solution to the following compound in… The problem is asking to graph the solution of two inequalities. The first inequality is a linear i…
None Solve the inequality. Then graph the solution and… Given the compound inequality -18 ≤ -4x - 2 < -10, we need to solve for x.
None 8. If $3<2 x-4<6$, which of the following inequal… Add 4 to all sides of the inequality: $7<2x<10$