🧠 Grade 6 Math Quiz · Algebra
Representing Inequalities Practice Questions
59 Grade 6 questions on Representing Inequalities. Choose an answer to get instant feedback and a short explanation — the first 10 are free.
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How is x > 5 shown on a number line?
Explanation:
Hello superstar! For x > 5 we use an open circle at 5 and arrow pointing right. You are doing wonderfully representing inequalities on a number line!
Which number line shows x ≤ 3?
Explanation:
Closed circle includes 3 and arrow goes left for less than or equal.
x ≥ 0 is shown with:
Explanation:
Closed circle at zero and arrow to the right.
How do you show x < -2?
Explanation:
Open circle and arrow pointing left.
Which inequality matches a closed circle at 10 with arrow right?
Explanation:
Closed circle and right arrow means greater than or equal to.
On a number line, x < 8 is shown with:
Explanation:
Open circle at 8 and arrow to the left.
Which number line represents x ≤ -4?
Explanation:
Closed circle includes -4 and arrow left.
x > 0 on number line:
Explanation:
Open circle at zero pointing right.
The number line with closed circle at 12 and arrow left shows:
Explanation:
Less than or equal to 12.
How is x ≥ 20 shown?
Explanation:
Closed circle and arrow to the right.
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