How do you know if a value is a solution for an inequality?

Answer by  VB (361)

Take the value that is given and put it into the inequality. Simplify to get a single number on both sides of the inequality. If the result is true (ex. 3<5), then it is a solution. If the result is false (ex: 1>5), then it is not a solution.

Answer by  LohnJaw (122)

I suppose you know what the signs of inequalities mean; x add a comment