MCQ
ax + b > 0 is, ___________________?
  • A
    double inequality
  • B
    quadratic inequality
  • C
    numerical inequality
  • D
    linear inequality

Answer

  1. linear inequality

Solution:

Since it has highest power of x ‘1’ and has inequality sign so, it is called linear inequality.

It is not numerical inequality as it does not have numbers on both sides of inequality.

It does not have two inequality signs so it is not double inequality.

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