Solve the system using substitution:
y=x+2
x+y=8
Give answer as a point (ex (0,0))
(3,5)
Solve the system using elimination:
x+y=6
x-y=2
Give answer as a point (ex (0,0))
(4,2)
Solve the inequality:
x-7>5
x>12
A system of inequalities is:
y>x+1
y<5
Does the point (2,4) fall in the solution region?
Yes
What is a system of equations?
A set of two or more equations with the same variables
Solve the system using substitution:
y=2x-1
3x+y=11
Give answer as a point (ex (0,0))
(3,5)
Solve the system using elimination:
2x+y=10
2x-y=2
Give answer as a point (ex (0,0))
(3,4)
Solve the inequality:
4x+3≤19
x≤4
For the inequality y≤-3, would you shade above or below the line?
Below the line
What is an inequality?
A mathematical statement that compares two expressions using symbols like <, >
Solve the system using substitution:
x=2y+1
3x-2y=18
Give answer as a point (ex (0,0))
(5,2)
Solve the system using elimination:
3x+2y=14
3x-2y=2
Give answer as a point (ex (0,0))
(8/3,3) or (2.67,3)
Solve the inequality:
-5x+8>23
x<-3
For the system:
y>x+1
y<3
Where would you shade the lines?
Solution example: Line 1: Shade (above/below) Line 2: Shade (above/below)
Line 1: Above
Line 2: Below
What is a solution to an inequality?
Any value that makes the inequality true
Solve the system using substitution:
2x+3y=7
x=4-2y
Give answer as a point (ex (0,0))
(1,3/2) or (1,1.5)
Solve the system using elimination:
2x+3y=7
4x+6y=20
Give answer as a point (ex (0,0))
No solution
Solve the inequality:
3(2x-1)≥5x+7
x≥10
A system of inequalities is:y
y≥3x-4
y<x+2
Does the point (2,1) fall in the solution region?
Which types of circles do you use for graphing inequalities on a graph?
Open and closed circles
Solve the system using substitution:
y=3/2x-4
4x-2y=23
Give answer as a point (ex (0,0))
Express in fractional form
(31/5, 53/10)
Solve the system using elimination:
3x-2y=4
5x+4y=22
Give answer as a point (ex (0,0))
Express in fractional form
(30/11, 23/11)
Solve the compound inequality:
-7<2x+1≤11
-4<x≤5
For the system:
y<2x+5
y>-x-2
Describe how you would graph it (direction + line type).
Ex: Line 1: Shade (above/below) (solid/dashed)
Line 2: Shade (above/below) (solid/dashed)
Line 2: Shade above or on (solid)
What is a compound inequality?
An inequality that combines two inequalities using “and” or ”or”