Linear Inequalities definitions Flashcards
Linear Inequalities definitions
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Interval NotationA compact way to represent solution sets using parentheses and square brackets to indicate inclusion or exclusion of endpoints.Closed IntervalA set of numbers including its endpoints, denoted with square brackets and represented by closed circles on a number line.Open IntervalA set of numbers excluding its endpoints, denoted with parentheses and represented by open circles on a number line.Half-Open IntervalA set where one endpoint is included and the other is excluded, shown with a mix of square bracket and parenthesis.Inequality SymbolA mathematical sign such as <, >, ≤, or ≥ used to compare values and define solution ranges.Linear InequalityAn algebraic statement similar to a linear equation but using an inequality symbol instead of an equals sign.EndpointA boundary value in an interval, which may be included or excluded from the solution set.Number LineA visual representation used to graphically display intervals and solution sets for inequalities.Closed CircleA filled dot on a number line indicating that the corresponding endpoint is included in the interval.Open CircleA hollow dot on a number line indicating that the corresponding endpoint is excluded from the interval.Infinity SymbolA notation used in interval notation to represent unbounded intervals extending indefinitely in one direction.Least Common DenominatorThe smallest shared multiple of denominators used to eliminate fractions when solving inequalities.Solution SetAll possible values that satisfy a given inequality, often expressed in interval notation.Algebraic ManipulationThe process of rearranging and simplifying expressions to isolate variables and solve inequalities.Flipping the InequalityThe required reversal of the inequality symbol when both sides are multiplied or divided by a negative number.