How To Solve Compound Inequalities

This algebra 2 video tutorial focuses on solving compound inequalities with fractions. It shows you how to graph the solution on a number line and how to .resent the answer using interval notation. You should use brackets for closed circles and parentheses for open circles and infinity. This video contains plenty of examples and practice problems. Compound Inequalities contain and or expressions.

Plotting Inequalities on a Number Line:

How To Solve Linear Inequalities:

Solving Absolute Value Inequalities:

Graphing Linear Inequalities In 2 Variables:

Graphing Systems of Linear Inequalities:

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How To Solve Compound Inequalities:

Quadratic Inequalities:

Polynomial Inequalities:

Rational Inequalities:

SAT Math - Inequalities:

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[sapiouxs]

Yo idk if ur still posting or not but you saved me from giving up and just quitting it completely, you taught me perfectly bro thank you so much :)

[animegirl]

I love how clear and concise your videos are, but my college does not use open or closed circles... Every video on YouTube uses circles.

[adventuresofgaara]

This really helped me on my math homework because it had a fraction and I didn't understand how to do it

[lesleyng]

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[Omega-odon]

Your number line is wrong at 5:25 -- X doesn't pass through 0

[richardculbreath]

At 4:59, shouldn't the number one on the number line with a close circle be a negative because its on the left side?

[diaskasymakyn]

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[ParisaTeukwi]

On the second equation you put the positive one on the left of 0 which is wrong

[Lanon]

What's the difference between (And) and (OR)

[ahmadata]

Wasn't there a mistake in the 2nd inequality?🤔🤔at the graphing.

[lindamaynard]

First, let me say that you are absolutely one of the best when it comes to explaining math. However, in this video, the second problem you demonstrated the graph is incorrect. You placed (1) to the left of zero, without a negative sign. But when you provided interval notation, the result was listed correctly; [1, 5). There aren't any negative values or anything to the left of zero. Everything else is correct.

[ninacilliers]

There is a small mistake at 4:25 when he draws the number line. He accidentally puts the 1 in front of the 0 as if it is -1. He should have put it to the right of the zero, where +1 lies.
But I still love your channel and thank you for helping me out <3

[armandoorona]

Hi The Teacher, I'm Armando Orona, You Failure at 4:42, to 5:28 could you please review and edit your video, because I been learning a lot from your Math videos videos

[Kwintessential]

These are helping so much again thank you.

[shengkimmey]

On your second problem, why is your positive 1 over in the negative side of 0 in your graph?

[Roman-efct]

Thank you much finnally a video that i understood

[garyswanson]

Hello, I am a fan of your videos, I just wanted to point out that around 4:44 it says the number one and positive, but on the number line it shows positive 1 before the zero.

[elyxur]

my teacher sucks at teaching this, tell him i dont understand and kept saying the same thing over and over again. IF I DONT UNDERSTAND THE FIRST TIME WHY WOULD I UNDERSTAND THE 300TH TIME.

[OneGoodWoman]

When do you know to include union in the answer? I have problems where there are no (or).