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help in math
okay, i'm in algebra, and can anybody make up a problem in equality and inequality problems?
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Where I live, we don't have "algebra" but we do have grade nine math, grade ten math, grade eleven math, and grade twelve advanced functions, calculus, and data courses. By algebra are you referring to the grade twelve course that is no longer taught in many areas? In any case.
if the question involves an asymptote:
(x-3)(x+5)(x-7)
-------------- < 0
(x-5)(x-2)
Or try it yourself, and just add different numbers to add and subtract to the x. You could also do it by not having an asymptote, ie, nothing dividing anything else, and just the x values. Any factoring question can be turned into an inequalities problem by adding a greater than/less than/ greater than and equal to/ less than or equal to sign replacing the =0 that usually comes with factoring questions.
I have an entire sheet of these problems, so if you provide email I may be able to email them to you.
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You don't need to ask the same question three times.
One is enough.
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Im not sure but, go on google.com, and search inequaltitys and some sites should come up thathave those kind of probs!
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