Linear Inequalities & Equalities Quiz Questions And Answers
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Check out our amazing linear inequalities & equalities quiz questions and answers and test your mathematics knowledge. In the questions, there are given two numbers. Can you place the correct sign (=, > or <) between them to correct the mathematical statement? We sincerely request you attempt all the questions on the quiz. See if you can get all the See morequestions correct. Don't forget to share this quiz with your friends & play it together. We hope you have lots of fun!
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger numberRate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger numberRate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger numberRate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger numberRate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger numberRate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger numberRate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger numberRate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger numberRate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 18.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 20.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 21.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 22.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 24.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 25.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 26.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 28.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the < sign means Less Than - and the larger number is to the left. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 29.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 30.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 31.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 35.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
Explanation
Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 36.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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Remember the > sign means Greater Than - and the larger number is to the right. The arrow points to the smaller number, the opening toward the larger number.Rate this question:
- 37.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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When both sides are equal, you use the equal sign - not an inequality!Rate this question:
- 38.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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When both sides are equal, you use the equal sign - not an inequality!Rate this question:
- 39.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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When both sides are equal, you use the equal sign - not an inequality!Rate this question:
- 40.
What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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When both sides are equal, you use the equal sign - not an inequality!Rate this question:
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What is the correct sign to go between the values below?
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When both sides are equal, you use the equal sign - not an inequality!Rate this question:
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