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Inequality Range Membership

Decide or count the whole numbers that satisfy 이상/이하/초과/미만 (greater/less than or equal, strictly greater/less) boundary conditions, often as the overlap of two ranges on a number line.

grade 6–8 ExpressionsNumber systemGeometry systematicvisual

Builds on: Compare Fractions and Decimals by StructureGet Closest to a Target Value

Progression (11)

g6 1. Overlap of two ranges on a number line ExpressionsNumber system · core
g6 2. Inclusive vs exclusive range boundaries ExpressionsNumber system · core
g6 3. Multiplying both sides keeps the inequality direction ExpressionsNumber system · core
g6 4. Find the number before it was rounded ExpressionsNumber systemBase-ten numbers · advanced
g6 5. Simplify the expression before comparing Number systemExpressions · advanced
g6 6. Rounding is an up or a down Number systemExpressionsBase-ten numbers · advanced
g7 7. Rounding to n means a half-open interval Base-ten numbersExpressions · core
g7 8. Turn decimal-digit clues into inequalities ExpressionsNumber system · core
g7 9. Triangle inequality bounds isosceles legs GeometryExpressions · advanced
g8 10. Turn leading digits into an inequality Number systemExpressions · advanced
g7 11. Bound the smallest variable, then list cases ExpressionsNumber system · advanced

Bridges to competition (1)

Reasoning problems that extend this idea toward competition:

Fractions meeting given conditions Counting → Small-Domain Constrained Search

Leads to competition types: Small-Domain Constrained Search