Introduction
Today in class we will be working on inequalities. We will be completing this WebQuest to build our knowledge. Let's get learning mathematicians!
Task
You will be watching the following videos and answering the questions that go with them in class today. Answer the questions in a google doc that you will be sharing with me once you are done. Do your best and answer the questions to the best of your ability!
Process
Below you will find the links for the videos. Make sure you are working on only one link and it's questions at a time! Take your time answering the questions, there is no need to rush. Let me know if you have any questions while working on this. You got this!
Introduction to Inequalities
Introduction to Inequalities | Math with Mr. J - YouTube
1) What is an inequality?
2) How many inequality symbols are there?
3) Provide 2 examples of inequalities, using 2 different symbols.
Solving One-Step Inequalities
Solving One-Step Inequalities | Multiplication and Division | Math with Mr. J - YouTube
4) What must you remember to do when solving inequalities?
5) What is a difference between the solutions to inequalities and equations?
Constructing and Solving One-Step Inequalities
6) Do you not always have to flip the inequality symbol when solving?
Flipping the Inequality Sign
7) What must occur for you to flip the inequality sign?
8) Why do you have to flip the inequality sign when this happens?
Writing Inequalities From Number Lines
Writing Inequalities from Number Lines | Math with Mr. J - YouTube
9) What type of circles are used on number lines? What do each of these mean?
10) What does the arrow and it's direction represent?
Graphing Inequalities on Number Lines
Graphing Inequalities on Number Lines | Math with Mr. J - YouTube
11) Tell me something you learned from this video?
12) How does this relate to the previous video of writing inequalities from number lines?
Conclusion
Today we worked on writing, solving, and representing inequalities. Make sure you share your google doc with answers to the questions. Now you will be able to use this knowledge next class when we continue working with inequalities and word problems. Great job mathematicians!