Solving Two-Step Inequalities

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1) p ≥ 1, closed circle at 1 with an arrow to the right
2) w ≤ -3.6, closed circle at -3.6 with an arrow to the left
3) x ≥ 1.7, closed circle at 1.7 with an arrow to the right
4) y ≤ 3/5, closed circle at 3/5 with an arrow to the left
This video is about how to solve two-step inequalities. We go over four different examples to make sure you understand how to solve two-step inequalities using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. We also graph the solutions on a number line.
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The last example is a perfect way to show why you switch the signs...
If you took the -2x and added it to both sides
then
took the -18 and added it to both sides
you would have 18 greater than 2x.
When you moved the 2x it automatically ended up on the "greater" side of the symbol.

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