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Linear and Compound Inequalities
Across
7. A _____ _____ is two or more inequalities connected by the word and or or.
9. Combine _____ terms on each side of the inequality.
10. If _____ are present in a linear inequality problem, consider multiplying by a factor
of ten.
Down
1. When multiplying both sides of an inequality by a negative number, the inequality
symbol needs to be _____.
2. If A<B, then A+C<B+C. This is the _____ Property for Inequalities.
3. The multiplication property for inequalities holds true for _____ as well as
multiplication.
4. Integers that are next to each other on the number line (such as 1 and 2 or 200 and
201) are called _____ integers.
5. The addition property for inequality holds true for _____ as well as addition.
6. If A<B, then AC<BC when C is positive and AC>BC when C is negative. This is the
_____ Property of Inequalities.
8. When two inequalities are connected by the word and, graph the intersection, which
is the region where the two inequality graphs _____.
Authored by Kamilia Nemri
Spokane Community College
Linear and Compound Inequalities-Answer Key
Across
7. Compound inequality
9. Like
10. Decimals
Down
1. Reversed
2. Addition
3. Division
4. Consecutive
5. Subtraction
6. Multiplication
8. Overlap
Authored by Kamilia Nemri
Spokane Community College