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Solving multiplication and division inequalities
Solving One Step Inequalities Activity Digital and Printable- Beginner version
This digital activity is designed to help students practice solving one-step inequalities in a fun and interactive way. The activity is the beginner version that includes a variety of one-step inequalities with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operations not including negative integers.The activity consists of two versions: digital drag-and-drop and cut-and-paste.✨Digital drag-and-drop version- Students will solve the inequalities by dragging the correct solution onto the blan
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Solving Inequalities Activity Bundle - Digital and Printable
Solving and Graphing Inequalities NO PREP Printable Worksheet
This NO PREP printable worksheet includes one page of solving inequalities and graphing the solution. The problems include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division problems.***Check out my Solving and Graphing Inequalities Poster and Interactive Notebook (INB) set to go with this NO PREP Printable.***Thank you for looking,Amy Alvis
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6th - 8th
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Equations & Inequalities Guided Doodle Notes
This is 25 slides of guided notes, guided practice, and a 3 question check (exit ticket) over equations and inequalities. They are designed so students can doodle and/or color on it as they go. It can be used for both distance learning or printed out and placed in binders for students.Slides/Topics covered:important vocabularyIntroduction to equations with guided notes, guided practice, and a 3 question checkProperties of equalities with guided notes, guided practice, and a 3 question checkSolv
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6th
Multiply and Divide Inequalities Cut & Paste - Digital and Paper
Multiply & Divide Inequalities Cut and Paste Activity2 versions included: Digital (Google Slides) and a Paper worksheetThis is a cut-and-paste activity in which students are given a worksheet with inequalities to solve, and another worksheet with their answers and graphs. Students must solve the inequality and remember to switch their inequality sign when multiplying or dividing by a negative. Then they will cut and paste their inequality statement and graph that matches the inequality.. Th
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Algebra 1 Unit 2 Inequalities Bundle | Digital and Paper Activities
Multiplication and Division Inequalities Game
This is short activity to do with your students to help them think about whether or not they should flip the symbol when solving a multiplication or division inequality.
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6th - 8th
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Why Do We Need to Flip the Inequality Sign? Discovery Activity
This one-page discovery activity leads the student through trial and error to discover what happens when an operation is applied to a true inequality statement. 6 examples are given - two will lead to a false statement (multiplying and dividing both sides by a negative). The student answers some questions afterwards and has to sum up what they discovered. Hopefully, this will help the student remember in the future to flip the inequality sign at the appropriate times when solving. Key included.
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Grades:
7th - 11th
Also included in: Linear Inequalities Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Solving Equations and Inequalities Task Cards
These differentiated task cards can be used as group or individual practice activities, centers, or as a "problem of the day." Skills contained in this task card set include solving one step equations, graphing inequalities, solving 2 step equations and solving inequalities. Operations include whole numbers (add, subtract, multiply and divide) as well as decimal and fraction operations.
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6th - 8th
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One-Step Compound Inequalities Maze (Digital and Printable)
This resource is included in the Inequalities Unit Activities Bundle!Also included in the Inequalities Mazes Activities Bundle!About this resource:This resource can be utilized as a digital practice or printed out for more tactile learners. The resource is on Google Slides, which allows you to work with this for both in-person and remote students.This application has multiple uses in your classroom:Practice for an upcoming quiz or testA quiz or testComprehension CheckSo much more!What topic(s) i
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Inequalities Maze Activities Bundle!
Solving Inequalities Self-Checking Joke Practice
Do you need an activity to engage your Algebra students? Do you wish your students enjoyed and felt confident solving multi-step inequalities? You NEED this self-checking joke activity for your students! This activity promises to bring laughs to your math class (okay, some eye-rolls too: Ha!)This joke activity is just what you need to help students practice their math skills. 22 questions involve combining like terms, distribution property, and multiplying/dividing by a negative number (i.e. fli
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7th - 10th
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Solve Multi-Step Linear Equation/Inequality (Step by Step)
Introducing our Comprehensive Multi-Step Equations and Inequalities Practice Worksheet!Are your students struggling with multi-step linear equations and inequalities? Unlock their potential with our carefully crafted practice worksheet designed to reinforce key concepts and build confidence in solving complex mathematical problems.Key Features:Step-by-Step Guidance: The worksheet guides students through a systematic process for solving multi-step linear equations and inequalities. From distribut
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9th - 12th
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Algebra Unit 2 Free Lesson: Solving Inequalities with Multiplication/Division
This is a free lesson (Lesson 2.3, Solving Inequalities by Multiplying or Dividing) from my Algebra Unit 2: Inequalities! Note: The digital version is not included in the free version. Enjoy!Learn more about the unit here: Start your year off right with this comprehensive, engaging unit over inequalities! This unit includes all you need to teach your students what they need to know about inequalities!What are some features of this unit?The notes are in easy-to-use Cornell style, with "color-ab
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7th - 9th
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OAS A 7.3.2 Inequalities: Write, Solve and Graph (digital and paper with key)
This is an activity for classwork, homework, centers or distance learning. It is practicing with one step inequalities (no multiply or dividing with negatives). Students read a verbal description, then write the inequality, solve it and graph on supplied numberline. Digital version features already formatted text box for numerical solution with click and drag arrows for numberline.
Multiply/Divide Inequality Discovery Activity
This activity has students go through why you need to flip the inequality sign when multiplying/dividing an inequality by a negative number. Students will then practice solving two-step inequalities and graphing them afterward.Included in this product: 1) notes in 5.5"x8.5" size 2) answer key 3) Detailed slide including pictures of set up for interactive notebookDesigned for an Interactive Notebook in composition size but can be used in larger notebooks as well.
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7th - 9th
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Solving Inequalities
Students discover the properties for inequality and learn why the inequality is reversed when multiplying or dividing by negative numbers.
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6th - 9th
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Inequality Pizza
A fun way for students to practice deciding when they do and don't need to flip the symbol when solving inequalities.
Students need to decide if the symbol will need to be flipped or not depending on the problem. If the symbol will need to be flipped because they will have to MULTIPLY or DIVIDE BY a negative then they put that topping piece on the pizza that says “Flip the Symbol!”. If the symbol won’t be flipped, they put the topping piece on the pizza that says “Don’t flip the symbol!”
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6th - 10th
Multiply and Divide Inequalities
Students will solve multiplication and division inequalities then graph their answer to match the solution.
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6th - 8th
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Solve One-Step Inequalities - Crazy Words Activity
In this activity, students solve one-step inequalities using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Once they solve each problem, they find their answer in the answer bank. Each correct answer unlocks a new word that helps them complete a crazy sentence (much like Mad Libs®). If they get the right crazy sentence, you know they did it right!Directions: Just print and share! This works great as a classwork or homework activity, and the answer bank lets students check their own al
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6th - 9th
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One-Step Multiplication and Division Inequalities Maze
This maze helps students practice solving one-step multiplication and division inequalities. The problems contain integers but do not require the inequality sign to be changed in any of the problems (no negative numbers with the variable). Key is included.
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6th - 7th
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FREE Solving Inequalities Using Multiplication or Division
This slideshow includes 14 slides about solving inequalities using multiplication and division. There are 18 practice problems including multiple real-world examples. The topics covered include:solving one step inequalitiesflipping the inequality sign when multiplying or dividing by a negative numbergraphing solutions to inequalitiesword problems involving inequalitiesCheck out my other resources!
Grades:
7th - 9th
Also included in: BUNDLE Solving, Graphing, and Writing Inequalities
Notes: Multiplying and Dividing One step inequalities
Students can use these notes to practice solving one step inequalities using multiplication and division. This is especially helpful for students who are struggling with figuring out inverse operations.
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N-Gen Math 7 - Unit #6 Linear Equations and Inequalities
This 10-lesson unit contains lessons on solving two-step linear equations and linear inequalities. Work is only done with variables on one side of the equation. The effect of dividing and multiplying both sides of an inequality with a negative number is explored. Lessons using linear equations and inequalities to model real world scenarios are spread throughout the unit.To access the lesson videos on YouTube, use your smartphone or tablet to scan the QR code at the top of each lesson.
Game show combinding like terms and more
This game show covers Translating phrases, combining like terms, solving equations with addition and subtraction, solving equations woth multiplication and division, and solving inequalities.
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5th - 9th
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QR Math Codes - Around the Room Activity
Place QR Codes around the room and using a device with a QR code scanner students are prompted to solve multiplication and division problems using inequalities. As they go to each station they will fill in their work on a separate piece of paper. Great way to review or introduce math.
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7th - 9th
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Solving and Graphing 1-Step Inequalities (no negatives!)
This is a great foldable that teaches students how to solve one step inequalities and graph their solution. There is one example for each flap and each flap shows a different situation to solve an inequality (adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing).
There are no negatives, so this does not give an example of when you flip the inequality sign.
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6th - 8th
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