(2x-3y5)2 (x4y-1) / 4xy2
y7/x3
6x2−7x−56
(2x+1)(3x−5)
Graph the inequality: y−2≥−3x+4
Sample Answer Key:
Step 1: Solve for y: y≥−3x+6
Step 2: Graph the line y=-3x + 6
* Slope = -3, y-intercept = 6
* Use a solid line because the inequality is ≥
Step 3: Shade the area above the line (since y is greater than or equal to).
✅ Graph components:
* Solid line for boundary
* Slope: down 3, right 1
* Y-intercept at (0, 6)
* Shade above the line
(3p-1q2)3 / (p2q-4)2
27q14/p7
12x2−17x+6
(3x - 2)(4x - 3)
Graph 3x − y ≤ 7
−y ≤ 7−3x
⇒ y ≥ 3x−7 (flip sign).
Boundary: solid y=3x−7;
shade above.
(-2x3y-2)2 / 4x4y
x2/y5
10x2−11x−6
(5x+2)(2x−3)
Graph 4x + 2y < 8
2y < −4x+8
⇒ y < -2x+4
Boundary: dashed
y=−2x+4; shade below.
(-3a4b-2)3 / 9a6b3
-3a6/b9
15x2+2x−8
(3x−2)(5x+4)
Graph 2y−3 > x+5
2y > x+8
⇒y>1/2x+4
Boundary: dashed
y=1/2x+4, shade above.
(-5m2n-3)-2 (m3n) / 25
n7/625m
2x2−18x+40
2(x−5)(x−4)
Graph y + 2 ≥ −2x − 1
y≥−2x−3
Boundary: solid y=−2x−3; shade above.