Choose comparison graphs or two-step inequality problems. The comparison level asks for a number-line solution to x < c or x > c; the two-step level adds algebraic solving.
Preview the questions and include a separate answer key when needed. Show the endpoint clearly and draw the ray in the direction of the values that satisfy the original inequality.
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Solving −2x + 3 < 11 gives x > −4, because division by −2 reverses the comparison. The graph has an open circle at −4 and points right.
Try a number from the shaded side in the original statement. The parent page explains open endpoints and why an inequality can have infinitely many solutions.
Return to Inequality Worksheets for the worked examples and learning notes.