Graphically (using Geogebra)
Algebraically using Substitution
Algebraically using elimination
Word Problems
General Knowledge
100

Find the solution to the System:

y = -1

x = 4

(4,-1)

100

Find the value of each item: (You DO NOT have to solve the last line)

c = crown

d = diamond

h = heart


c = 7

d = 3

h = 2

100

A local market has just released an advertisement.  In this ad, it shows the following information. (IGNORE THE LAST LINE):

- 3 pumpkins cost $15

- 6 packages of blueberries and 1 pumpkin costs $65

- 3 packages of blueberries cost $22 more than 2 fennel bulbs

Find the price of one unit of each fruit

p = pumpkin

b = package of blueberries

f = fennel bulb





p = 5

b = 10

f = 4

100

The sum of two numbers is 23 and their difference is 5.  Create a system of equations to represent this.

Let x = the first number

Let y = the second number

x + y = 23

x - y = 5

100

How many different variables are in the following system of equations?

3k = 9

k + 2o = 9

o + 2b = 9


There are 3 different variables:

k

o

b

200

Find the solution to the System:

y = -2x + 2

y = -2x - 2

No solution

200

Find the value of each item: (You DO NOT have to solve the last line)

r = red flower

p = pink flower

y = yellow flower


r = 5

p = 3

y = 9

200

x + y = 18

x - y = 12

x = 15

y = 3

200

Aidan and his sister Ella are having a race. Aidan runs at a rate of 10 feet per second. Ella runs at a rate of 6 feet per second. Since Ella is younger, Aidan is letting her begin 30 feet ahead of the starting line.

Let y represent the distance from the starting line and x represent the time elapsed, in seconds.

Write a system of equations, with one to represent the distance Aidan travelled and the other to represent the distance Ella traveled.

E: y = 6x + 30

A: y = 10x

200
DOUBLE POINTS OPPORTUNITY:

Name the following properties:

1) 3 - x = x - 3

2) 4(2y + 5) = 8y + 20

Must get both right for double pointS

1) commutative property

2) distributive property

300

Find the solution to the System:

y = 6x - 6

y = 2(3x - 3)

Infinitely Many Solutions

300

Solve for x and y:

x = 7

y = 3x - 5


x = 7

y = 16

300

Solve the system using the elimination method:

2x - y = 3 

3x + y = 12

(3,3)

x = 3

y = 3

300

A small sandwich shop sells burritos and subs.  On one day, they sell 5 burritos and 2 subs for $48.  On the next day, they sell 3 burritos and 2 subs for $32.  Set up a system of equations used to represent the burrito and subs for both days. 

5x + 2y = 48

3x + 2y = 32

300

What is the minimum amount of equations needed to make up a system of equations?

2 or more

400

DOUBLE POINTS OPPORTUNITY! 

When Graphing a system of equations, how do we know if the system has no solutions? How do we know if the system has infinitely many solutions? Must get both for double points

No solution - parallel lines that do not intersect

infinitely many solution - lines overlap one another (shows one line on the graph)

400

Solve for x and y

y = 3x - 5

y = 4x

x = -5

y = -20

400

An ice cream shop sells small and large sundaes. One day, 30 small sundaes and 50 large sundaes were sold for $420. Another day, 15 small sundaes and 35 large sundaes were sold for $270. Sales tax is included in all prices.

If x is the cost of a small sundae and y is the cost of a large sundae, write a system of equations to represent this situation.

30s + 50L = $420

15s + 35L = $270

400

Your teacher is giving you a test worth 100 points containing 40 questions. On the test, there are multiple choice questions, (m) worth two points each and open ended questions (o) worth 4 points each. Create a system of equations.  (Hint: Create two equations: one to represent the number of points on the test and another to represent the number of questions on the test.) 

2m + 4o = 100

m + o = 40

400

When solving a system of equations graphically, describe what we look for on the graph.

Where the lines intersect

500

Solve the following system

y - 2x = 8

4x + 3y = 24

x = 0

y = 8

(0,8)

500

Solve for x and y:

x - y =4

3x + 2y = 32

x = 8

y = 4

500

At an amusement park, the cost for an adult admission is a, and for a child the cost is c. For a group of six that included two children, the cost was $325.94. For a group of five that included three children, the cost was $256.95. All ticket prices include tax.

Write a system of equations, in terms of a and c, that models this situation.

2c + 4a = 325.94

3c + 2a = 256.95

500

The sum of the two numbers is 55 and their difference is 41.  Find the value of both numbers

48 and 7

500

DOUBLE POINTS OPPORTUNITY 

What are three methods in which we can solve a system of equations? (Name at least 2 of the 3) Will receive double points if all 3 are named correctly

1. Graphically with Geogebra 

2.  Algebraically with substitution

3. Algebraically with elimination

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