Question

1. match the inequality symbol with its meaning by filling in the blank: the symbol \<\ means ______

a. less than
b. greater than
c. less than or equal to
d. greater than or equal to

1. match the inequality symbol with its meaning by filling in the blank: the symbol \>\ means ______

a. greater than
b. less than
c. less than or equal to
d. greater than or equal to

1. match the inequality symbol with its meaning by filling in the blank: the symbol \≤\ means ______

a. less than
b. greater than
c. less than or equal to
d. greater than or equal to

1. match the inequality symbol with its meaning by filling in the blank: the symbol \≥\ means ______

a. less than
b. greater than
c. less than or equal to
d. greater than or equal to

1. match the verbal phrase with its mathematical representation by filling in the blank: \x is at most 7\ is written as ______

a. x > 7
b. x < 7
c. x ≥ 7
d. x ≤ 7

1. match the verbal phrase with its mathematical representation by filling in the blank: \x is at least 12\ is written as ______

a. x > 12
b. x < 12
c. x ≥ 12
d. x ≤ 12

1. match the verbal phrase with its mathematical representation by filling in the blank: \y is greater than 5\ is written as ______

a. y > 5
b. y < 5
c. y ≥ 5
d. y ≤ 5

1. match the term with its definition by filling in the blank: a ______ is a region of a graph that satisfies a system of inequalities.

a. solution set
b. feasible region
c. boundary line
d. critical point

1. match the graph feature with what it represents by filling in the blank: a ______ represents a boundary that is included in the solution.

a. solid line
b. dashed line
c. shaded region
d. point

Explanation:

Question 3

The symbol "≤" is defined as "less than or equal to". So we match it with option C.

The symbol "≥" is defined as "greater than or equal to". So we match it with option D.

The symbol ">" is defined as "greater than". So we match it with option B.

Answer:

C. less than or equal to

Question 4