Explain at least one way solving an
inequality is different than solving an
equality.

Inequalities are used to demonstrate relationships between numbers or expressions. An inequality describes a relationship between two different values.

The notation  

a

<

b

means that  

a

is strictly smaller in size than  

b

, while the notation  

a

>

b

means that  

a

is strictly greater than  

b

.

The notion  

a

≤

b

means that  

a

is less than or equal to  

b

, while the notation  

a

≥

b

means that  

a

is greater than or equal to  

b

.

Inequalities are particularly useful for solving problems involving minimum or maximum possible values.

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