Understand Inequalities and Their Solutions

6.AT.9 · Unit 8 · Lesson 5

Name   Period

Objectives / Objetivos

Content Objective: I can graph the solutions of an inequality on a number line.

Language Objective: I can explain my graph using the words number line, open circle, closed circle, and solution set.

Key Idea / Idea clave

Graphing Inequalities on the Number Line. 1. Draw the boundary circle at the given constant number. 2. Open Circle (○) for < or > (boundary value is not included in solution set). 3. Closed Circle (●) for ≤ or ≥ (boundary value is included). Shade right for >, left for <

I Notice / Observo

  • What does 'no earlier than 2:00 PM' mean about the time?
  • Should 2:00 PM itself be included?

I Wonder / Me pregunto

  • What would the graph look like if the suspect arrived before 2:00 PM?

Vocabulary / Vocabulario

Term / TérminoDefinition / Definición
Graph Inequalities
Representar desigualdades en una recta numérica
Show every solution to an inequality on a number line with a boundary point and an arrow.
Mostrar cada solución de una desigualdad en una recta numérica con un punto límite y una flecha.
Number line
Recta numérica
A straight line where numbers are placed in order; numbers get smaller to the left and larger to the right.
Una recta donde los números se colocan en orden; los números son menores a la izquierda y mayores a la derecha.
Open circle
Círculo abierto
An empty circle showing a number is NOT included.
Un círculo vacío que muestra que un número NO está incluido.
Closed circle
Círculo cerrado
A filled-in circle showing a number IS included.
Un círculo relleno que muestra que un número SÍ está incluido.
Solution set
Conjunto solución
All the numbers that make the inequality true.
Todos los números que hacen verdadera la desigualdad.
Inequality
Desigualdad
A math sentence that compares two sides with <, >, ≤, or ≥.
Una oración matemática que compara dos lados con <, >, ≤ o ≥.

Practice Preview / Vista previa de práctica

Read each task. Show your work in the spaces provided and explain how you know.

1. Which graph represents x < 5?

  1. A Open circle at 5, shaded left
  2. B Closed circle at 5, shaded left
  3. C Open circle at 5, shaded right
  4. D Closed circle at 5, shaded right

Answer:

2. Match each inequality to its graph description

Write the letter of the matching item in the blank.

1.x > 10A.Open circle at 10, shaded right
2.x ≤ 6B.Open circle at 9, shaded left
3.x ≥ 1C.Closed circle at 6, shaded left
4.x < 9D.Closed circle at 1, shaded right

3. Read the graph description and write the inequality it represents. Then graph it.

1. x ≥ 5

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2. x < 3

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4. Find the Graphing Error

Which step has the mistake, and what should it be?

Reflection / Reflexión

One thing I learned today / Una cosa que aprendí hoy: