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A.1 - Solve linear inequalities in one variable.

1. Warm-up: Fill in the Blank Inequalities (doc)

1. Notes: Solving Inequalities by Addition/Subtraction (ppt) | Student Notes (doc)
2. Classwork: Solving Inequalities Worksheet (doc)

1. Video: PH Graphing Solutions to One Variable Inequalities
2. Video: PH Writing an Inequality from a Graph
3. Video: PH Writing Inequalities
4. Video: PH Solving Inequalities by Addition
5. Video: PH Solving Inequalities by Subtraction
6. Interactive Notes: Writing Inequalities - notes and workout problems at Math.com
7. Interactive Notes: Solving Inequalities - lessons and practice problems at Regentsprep.org
8. Interactive Notes: Solving Inequalities - notes and workout problems at Math.com

1. Solving Inequalities Worksheet (doc)
2. Glencoe PWS (pdf)
3. Glencoe SG (pdf)

1. Inequalities: Sometimes statements we make can be translated into inequalities. For example,
   • Statement: You have to be at least 16 years old to have a driver’s license.
     Inequality: age > = 16
   • Statement: Thomas can only lift 75 pounds.
     Inequality: weight <= 75

   Following these examples, write three statements that deal with your everyday life. Translate each into an inequality.

1. ExamView Quiz: Solving Inequalities by Addition or Subtraction
2. Prentice Hall Quiz: Graphs
3. Prentice Hall Quiz: Solving Inequalities