To describe:
The difference between an equation and an inequality.
Answer to Problem 1PSQ
The both sides of equation are equal, while two sides of an inequality may or may not be equal.
Explanation of Solution
We know that an equation is a mathematical expression containing an equal to sign. The both sides of an equation are same under all circumstances. For example,
An inequality is a mathematical statement containing unequal signs like:
Either of these symbols lies between left and right part of an inequality.
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