Answer:
A two-step equation is something like:
A*X + B = C
In this case, like in a linear equation, we have only one solution that can be found as:
A*X = C - B
X = (C - B)/A
In the case of a two-step inequality, we have something like:
A*X + B > C
Solving this we get;
A*X > C - B
X > (C - B)/A
In this case, any value of X that is larger than (C - B)/A is a solution, so in this case, we have infinite solutions.
That is the difference between the number of solutions for each case, in a two-step equation we have only one, while in the case of the inequality we have infinite.
