Solving One-Step Inequality using Multiplication
This lesson teaches you how to solve one-step inequalities using multiplication. The instructor reminds us that to undo multiplication, we need to divide, but instead of dividing fractions, we can multiply by the reciprocal. He demonstrates how to multiply by the reciprocal on both sides, and how to properly scale and test our point on a number line. By following these steps, we can solve simple one-step inequalities quickly and easily.
Solving a simple one step inequality using multiplication
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In this lesson, the teacher shows an example of how to solve a one-step inequality and then graph the solutions on a number line.
