GED® Math: Solve Inequalities 1.12 (New!) 

Algebra Essentials, Lesson 12, Solving Inequalities
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A strong foundation in the symbolic "language" of algebra along with the concepts of simplifying and solving are very important to the GED® Math Test and for college. Algebra Essentials provides that foundation for struggling students by focusing deeply on algebraic reasoning.
In this, the twelfth and final lesson of Algebra Essentials, we'll extend our understanding of solving as we solve inequalities, relationships between expressions that feature less than or greater than signs rather than equal signs. Good news: all the "wisdom principles" of solving still apply. But we will learn that some changes we make to an inequality can affect the relationship between the expressions, flipping the inequality symbol.
7:59 Bgn Ex 1 6p-4p is greater than 48
10:48 Bgn Ex 2 25a is less than or equal to 5(a-40)
17:45 Bgn Ex 3 If Lucy is older than Mark,...
18:19 Bgn Ex 4 19 is greater than or equal to 3m+4
27:04 Bgn Ex 5 -5(x-1) is greater than 40
31:06 Bgn Ex 6 2t+5 is less than or equal to 4t-7
35:38 Exp Ex 7 19 is less than -1/2(6x-2)
41:12 Exp Ex 8 Find the number of reproductions...
49:30 Exp Ex 9 Write an inequality to find the maximum price...
54:15 Adv Ex 10 31 is less than 3x-5 which is less than or equal to 40
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