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Chapter 8: Q1. (page 400)

Describe the difference between an equation and an inequality.

Short Answer

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The both sides of equation are equal, while two sides of an inequality may or may not be equal.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information.

A equation and a inequality.

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Step 2. Explanation.

We know that an equation is a mathematical expression containing an equal to sign. The both sides of an equation are same under all circumstances. For example, x-62=156 is an equation.

An inequality is a mathematical statement containing unequal signs like:

> Greater than,

< Less than,

≥ Greater than or equal to,

≤ Less than or equal to.

Either of these symbols lies between left and right part of an inequality.

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Step 3. Conclusion.

The both sides of equation are equal, while two sides of an inequality may or may not be equal.

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