Inequalities with GeoGebra
Friday, 19 November 2010 | 0 Comments
This is a great interactive for representing simple inequalities on the number line: Inequalities with GeoGebra.
With my classes, I like them to record their efforts. Below is a worksheet to go with this activity, I would use this as an electronic worksheet.
You can save this activity as a favourite on MathsLinks.
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