AQA
GCSE
Maths
Inequalities
AQA GCSE Maths revision on Inequalities. Aligned to the AQA GCSE Mathematics 8300 specification. This bank has 16 practice questions on this topic.
Sample questions (3 of 16)
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Question 1
Solve 2x + 5 > 11.
- A) x > 3
- B) x < 3
- C) x > 8
- D) x < 8
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Answer: x > 3
Treat like an equation: 2x + 5 > 11 -> 2x > 6 -> x > 3. (When multiplying or dividing by negative, FLIP the inequality.)
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Question 2
Solve 3 - x >= 1.
- A) x >= 2
- B) x <= 2
- C) x >= -2
- D) x <= -2
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Answer: x <= 2
Subtract 3: -x >= -2. Multiply by -1 (flip inequality): x <= 2.
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Question 3
Solve -2x < 8.
- A) x < -4
- B) x > -4
- C) x > 4
- D) x < 4
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Answer: x > -4
Divide both sides by -2. RULE: dividing by a negative FLIPS the inequality. 8 / -2 = -4. So x > -4.
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