Michele Conway, Belle Cottingham, Alastair Duncombe and, Amanda George Solutions for Exercise 2: Exercise 1

I am thinking of a number, $n$. Write an inequality to show that:

The number is between $1$ and $10$

I am thinking of a number, $n$. Write an inequality to show that:

Twice the number is less than or equal to $6$ .

I am thinking of a number, $n$. Write an inequality to show that:

Double the number plus  $3$ gives an answer less than $8$ .

I am thinking of a number, $n$. Write an inequality to show that: The number is between $1$ and $10$. Twice the number is less than or equal to $6.$ Double the number plus $3$ gives an answer less than $8.$ Write down the value of $n$ which satisfies all of these statements

Write the given inequalities in words : $x>12$

Write the given inequalities in words : $2\le x\le 6$

Write the given inequalities in words : $-1<x<6$

Write the given inequalities in words : $-3\le 2x$