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6th Grade Inequalities Worksheets

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Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

An inequality compares two amounts with less than, greater than, at most or at least, and it can have many solutions. This hub holds 3 worksheets for 6th grade, each with an answer key. Write and Graph Inequalities has statements like riders must be at least 48 inches tall, another page reads 8 graphs such as x < 4, and a third tests values in inequalities like x + 4 > 11. The pages support 6.EE.B.5 and 6.EE.B.8.

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Which Values Make an Inequality True - 6th Grade Algebra worksheet preview

Which Values Make an Inequality True

Grade6th Grade
TopicAlgebra
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Write and Graph Inequalities - 6th Grade Algebra worksheet preview

Write and Graph Inequalities

Grade6th Grade
TopicAlgebra
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Write the Inequality Shown on Each Number Line - 6th Grade Algebra worksheet preview

Write the Inequality Shown on Each Number Line

Grade6th Grade
TopicAlgebra
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Frequently Asked Questions

A closed circle means the number is included, for at most or at least. An open circle means it is not included, for less than or greater than. A graph of x at least 12 uses a closed circle at 12 with an arrow to the right.

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