Ontario Curriculum Expectation:
5.C2.4 solve inequalities that involve one operation and whole numbers up to 50, and verify and graph the solutions.
An inequality shows the relationship of two expressions when they are compared.
These symbols are used in inequalities:
> Â Greater than
< Â Less than
≥  Greater than or equal to
≤  Less than or equal to
Here is an example of an inequality that means 8 is greater than 6:
8 > 6
We can also use a variable in an inequality such as:
n < 9
n < 9 means n is a value smaller than 9. So there are many possibilities. n can be 5, 6, or 8.
But n cannot be 9 because 9 is not less than 9.
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1 of 201. Question
1. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
   n > 7
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2 of 202. Question
2. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
   c < 17
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3 of 203. Question
3. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
   h > 16
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4 of 204. Question
4. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
   d < 11
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5 of 205. Question
5. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
   a < 9
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6 of 206. Question
6. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
    y > 45
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7 of 207. Question
7. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
   r > 14
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8 of 208. Question
8. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
   v < 3
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9 of 209. Question
9. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
    e > 36
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10 of 2010. Question
10. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
     k < 8Â
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11 of 2011. Question
11. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
    m > 12
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12 of 2012. Question
12. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
    p > 49CorrectIncorrect -
13 of 2013. Question
13. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
     v < 28CorrectIncorrect -
14 of 2014. Question
14. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
     y < 72CorrectIncorrect -
15 of 2015. Question
15. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
     n > 90CorrectIncorrect -
16 of 2016. Question
16. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
     x > 3CorrectIncorrect -
17 of 2017. Question
17. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
     r < 13CorrectIncorrect -
18 of 2018. Question
18. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
     n < 4CorrectIncorrect -
19 of 2019. Question
19. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
     y > 16CorrectIncorrect -
20 of 2020. Question
20. Choose all possible values for the variable below.
     m < 21CorrectIncorrect