spsteven spsteven

03-05-2017
Mathematics

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Explain the difference between the solution to an equation and the solution to an inequality.

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annakarilo annakarilo

03-05-2017

A solution to an equation is the definite answer, the solution to a problem. (ex. 2+2=4, and 4 is the solution to an equation.) A solution to an inequality is the answer to the question if the two amounts are equal or not equal.

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