Section 1
00:00:00TEACHER: In this lesson, we'll be answering the question, how do you write inequalities? You've just reviewed how equations that are written in words translate to mathematical symbols. You translated the word "is" as an equal sign. Now, let's take a look at the words used to describe inequalities.
Section 2
00:00:00TEACHER: Let's take a look at inequality symbols. In math, equations are written with an equal sign to show that the two sides have the same value. When quantities are not equal, we can write sentences called inequalities to compare the values?

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Section 1
00:00:00TEACHER: In this lesson, we'll be answering the question, how do you write inequalities? You've just reviewed how equations that are written in words translate to mathematical symbols. You translated the word "is" as an equal sign. Now, let's take a look at the words used to describe inequalities.
Section 2
00:00:00TEACHER: Let's take a look at inequality symbols. In math, equations are written with an equal sign to show that the two sides have the same value. When quantities are not equal, we can write sentences called inequalities to compare the values?

anonymous · Answer

no one wants to try