Question

What is an algebraic inequality?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

An algebraic equality is when we have two statements and then say that they are equal. For instance:

`4/2=2` is an equality

`4/2=x` is also an equality (and here we'd be looking for the value `x`)

An algebraic inequality is when there isn't a specific value or number where both sides equal each other. Instead, we'll be looking for a range of values that satisfy the statement. For instance:

`4/2 < x`

We know that the value `x` is all values less than 2 (there's an infinite number of solutions).