[Blindmath] Inequalities in the Nemeth

[Amanda Lacy]

In Nemeth less than and greater than are each 2 cells long. Less than is 
dot 5 followed by dots 1 and 3. Greater than is dots 4 and 6 followed by 
dot 2. To add the "or equal to" part, add a third cell with dots 1, 5, 
and 6. So for example less than or equal to would be dot 5, dots 1 and 
3, then dots 1, 5, and 6.

If you can view this email in computer Braille, the symbols look like this:
Less than: "k
Greater than: .1
Less than or equal to: "k:
Greater than or equal to: .1:

Hope this helps.
On 5/6/2014 1:23 AM, Elise Berkley wrote:
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> Hi, guys.  It's me again.  Can anyone tell me the Nemeth dot formation for
> greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, and less than or equal
> to?  I am doing this algebra while learning the Nemeth.  Man, it's crazy.
> Thanks for the rescue.
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> Elise Berkley
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