Graph the two equations and give the intersection in coordinate (x, y) form.
{ y = x - 2
{ y = -2x + 7
(3, 1)
Solve Using Substitution (Answer should be in coordinate (x , y) form.)
{ y = 3x + 1
{ x = 9
(9, 28)
Solve Using Elimination (Answer should be in coordinate (x , y) form.)
{ x + y = 10
{ x - y = 4
(7, 3)
What do we classify a system that has Parallel Lines?
Inconsistent
Graph the two equations and give the intersection in coordinate (x, y) form.
{ y = 5
{ x = -3
(-3, 5)
Solve Using Substitution (Answer should be in coordinate (x , y) form.)
{ x = 2y + 1
{ 3x + y = 16
(5, 2)
Solve Using Elimination (Answer should be in coordinate (x , y) form.)
{ 2x + y = 11
{ 3x - y = 9
(4, 3)
What do we classify a system that has coinciding (the same) lines?
Dependent
Graph the two equations and give the intersection in coordinate (x, y) form.
{ 3x + y = 5
{ x - y = 1
(3, -4)
Solve Using Substitution (Answer should be in coordinate (x , y) form.)
{ 2x + y = 11
{ x - y = 1
(4, 3)
Solve Using Elimination (Answer should be in coordinate (x , y) form.)
{ 2x - 2y = 4
{ 3x + 2y = 16
(4, 2)
What do we classify a system that has Intersecting Lines?
Independent
Graph the two inequalities and shade accordingly.
y > -2
x < 1
*Check Graph
Solve Using Substitution (Answer should be in coordinate (x , y) form.)
{ y = -x + 6
{ 2x + y = 8
(2, 4)
Solve Using Elimination (Answer should be in coordinate (x , y) form.)
{ 2x + y = 7
{ 3x - 2y = 0
(2, 3)
Classify the system as Independent, Dependent, or Inconsistent.
{ 3x - 2y = 8
{ 4y = 6x - 5
Inconsistent
Graph the two inequalities and shade accordingly.
{ y ≤ 2x + 2
{ y < -x + 1
*Check graph
Solve Using Substitution (Answer should be in coordinate (x , y) form.)
{ 2x - y = 4
{ 3x + y = 11
(3, 2)
Solve Using Elimination (Answer should be in coordinate (x , y) form.)
{ 2x + 3y = 13
{ 5x + 4y = 29
(4, 2)
Classify the system as Independent, Dependent, or Inconsistent.
{ 2x + 8y = 6
{ x = -4y + 3
Dependent
Graph the inequality and give the solutions for the graphs
*Check Graph (No solution)