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    This document provides additional vocabulary support for mathematical terms related to inequalities. It contains exercises where students match phrases describing inequalities, like "a is at most 6", to symbolic representations. It also has sentences to complete using the terms "equation" or "inequality", such as describing that an inequality can have more than one solution while an equation only has one. The document reinforces vocabulary for comparing values with symbols like less than, greater than, or equal to in both words and mathematical notation.

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    This document provides additional vocabulary support for mathematical terms related to inequalities. It contains exercises where students match phrases describing inequalities, like "a is at most 6", to symbolic representations. It also has sentences to complete using the terms "equation" or "inequality", such as describing that an inequality can have more than one solution while an equation only has one. The document reinforces vocabulary for comparing values with symbols like less than, greater than, or equal to in both words and mathematical notation.

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    This document provides additional vocabulary support for mathematical terms related to inequalities. It contains exercises where students match phrases describing inequalities, like "a is at most 6", to symbolic representations. It also has sentences to complete using the terms "equation" or "inequality", such as describing that an inequality can have more than one solution while an equation only has one. The document reinforces vocabulary for comparing values with symbols like less than, greater than, or equal to in both words and mathematical notation.

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    Additional Vocabulary

    Name Support
    4-6
    In 1–7, draw a line from each phrase on the left to the inequality
    with the same meaning on the right. Each inequality may match
    more than one phrase.

    1. a is at most 6

    2. a is at least 6 a76

    3. a is less than 6 a…6

    4. a is not equal to 6 a66

    5. a is greater than 6 aÚ6

    6. a is less than or equal to 6 a≠6

    7. a is greater than or equal to 6

    In 8–11, use the vocabulary term equation or inequality to complete each sentence.

    8. An with a variable has more than one solution.

    9. An with a variable has only one solution.

    10. An is a mathematical sentence that contains = .

    11. An is a mathematical sentence that contains


    7 , 6 , Ú , … , or ≠ .

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