Asked by Destiny
                How is an inequality different from an equation? Give a real-world scenario in which you would write an inequality rather than an equation.
I really need to know how an inequality is different from an equation. I know the signs used are different, but what else? I am very confused! Please help!
            
        I really need to know how an inequality is different from an equation. I know the signs used are different, but what else? I am very confused! Please help!
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                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    equation says two things are equal
x+y = 3
inequality says they are not, and in what way.
x+y <= 3
x/2 > y+7
The big clue is <b>equality</b> and <b><i>in</i>equality</b>
    
x+y = 3
inequality says they are not, and in what way.
x+y <= 3
x/2 > y+7
The big clue is <b>equality</b> and <b><i>in</i>equality</b>
                    Answered by
            Idris
            
    If there is minus the inequality sign will change while equation dose not change e.g a<-3 that is a>-3 while a=-3 also a=-3
    
                    Answered by
            Tobby
            
    I need help with some math how do I make a question thing
    
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