Inequality Symbols

This resource displays the four inequality symbols with the definition and numerical and algebraic examples.

Inequality Symbols Maths Poster | Printable Teaching Resource

📚 Understanding Inequality Symbols in Maths
This printable teaching resource provides a clear and visually engaging poster explaining inequality symbols with examples. Ideal for classroom displays or student reference, it helps learners understand and use inequality symbols correctly in maths.

Common Inequality Symbols in Maths

✔ Less than (<) – A number is smaller than another. Example: 5 < 10 (5 is less than 10).
✔ Less than or equal to (≤) – A number is smaller than or equal to another. Example: x ≤ 10 (x is less than or equal to 10).
✔ Greater than (>) – A number is larger than another. Example: 10 > 5 (10 is greater than 5).
✔ Greater than or equal to (≥) – A number is greater than or equal to another. Example: x ≥ 15 (x is greater than or equal to 15).

Why Use This Printable Poster?

✔ Visually clear explanations – Perfect for student reference.
✔ Classroom display or study aid – Reinforces learning in a simple, easy-to-understand format.
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