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Chapter 3: Q.2 (page 156)

Write an example of an inequality.

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The example of an inequality is x<7,x≤6.

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Step 1.  Definition of Inequality

An inequality is defined as the algebraic relation showing that a quantity is greater than or less than another quantity.

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Step 2.   Example of an inequality

Lets taking some example of an inequality

Example (a): x>7is an inequality, in which the value of x is greater than 7.

Example (b): x<7is an inequality, in which the value of x is smaller than 7.

Example (c) : x≤6 is also an inequality in which x is smaller than or equal to 6.

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