What are the 5 types of inequality in maths?

x= equal to

x< smaller than

x\< equal to or smaller than

x> larger than

x>/ equal to or larger than

Greater than (>), Less than (<), Not equal (=), Greater than or equal (>=), Less than or equal (<=)

There are five types of inequality in Maths as follows:

1. Greater Than (>).
2. Less Than (<).
3. Greater Than or Equal (>=)
4. Less Than or Equal (<=)
5. Not Equal to (≠)

Inequalities are manly >, <, lessthen or equal, greater than or equal.

The 5 types of inequality are:

Greater Than: >

Less Than: <

Greater Than or Equal to: >

Less Than or Equal to: <

Not Equal to: ≠

1. Greater than. x>y
2. less than. x<y
3. equal to. x=y
4. greater or equal to. x>=y
5. less or equal to. x<=y

Greater than (>) , less than (<), greater than or equal (>=), less than or equal (<=) , not equal to

The five inequality symbols in Maths are greater than symbol (>), less than symbol (<), greater than or equal to symbol (≥), less than or equal to symbol (≤), and not equal to symbol (≠)

• ≠ = not equal to
• > = greater than
• < = less than
• ≥ = greater than or equal to
• ≤ = less than or equal to

1. Greater than (>)
2. Less than (<)
3. Greater than or equal to (≥)
4. Less than or equal to (≤)
5. Not equal to (≠)

 Not equal (≠), Strict Inequalities (>, <), and Slack Inequalities (≥, ≤).

Great than, Less than, Greater or equals, Less than or equals, not equals.

Hi Darryl, the 5 are: strictly less than (<), strictly greater than (>), less than or equal to (<=) greater than or equal to (>=) and different to (≠). Hope that helps!

1) >

2) <

3) ≤

4) ≥

5) ≠

The 5 that we use most are

1) Greater than

2) Less that

3) Equal to

4) Greater than or equal to

5) less than or equal to

There is also an identity (like an equals but with three lines instead of two). This is usually used in algebra - you can find this on a higher paper.

We can express inequalities as symbols or number lines or even be asked to solve an inequality.