Graph and screen share
y > 1
x + y < 3
Check graph
y = x + 4
y = 2x + 5
r + s = -6
r - s = -10
x = 4y
2x + 3y = 22
The sum of two numbers is 104. Their difference is 68. What are the numbers?
What are 86 and 18?
What is a feasible region?
The area where both inequalities have viable solutions (double shaded area)
y = 3x - 2
y = -x - 2
8a + 5b = 9
2a - 5b = -4
y = x - 2
3x - y = 16
A shopper bought 6 shirts and 8 hats for $700. A week later, at the same prices, he bought 9 shirts and 6 hats for $660. What was the cost of one shirt? Define your variables and set up a systems of equations.
x = cost of shirt
y = cost of hat
6x + 8y = 700
9x + 6y = 660
Graph the system and give a possible solution
y >= 2x + 2
y + 1 > - (x + 4)
Check graph & point
y = -3
x = 5
2x + 3y = 6
3x + 5y = 15
y = 3x - 1
7x + 2y = 37
Sandra wants to compare phone companies to decide which is better. Call-A-Lot charges $42 per month and $0.50 per minute. ChattyCat charges $2 per minute. Define your variables and set up a system of equations. Determine when both companies will cost the same.
x = # of months
y = total cost
y = 0.50x + 42
y = 2x
(28, 56) -- At 28 minutes, they will both cost $56.
Can (3, 4) be a possible solution to the system
y >= -x + 5
x + y > 8
No because the solution does not create a true statement for inequality #2.
y = (1/3)x - 3
2x - y = 8
2a - 4b = 12
-8a + 16b = -48
3s - 2t = 4
t = 2s - 1
Create a word problem where the system would be:
y = 2x + 10
y = 3x + 4
Check scenario
Sally is buying pens and pencils for her classmates. She needs to buy atleast 26 writing utensils. Pens cost $2 and pencils cost $1, and she can't spend more than $30. Define your variables, write a systems of inequalities, and write the inequalities to include the feasible domain.
x = # of pens
y = # of pencils
x + y >= 26
2x + y <= 30
x >= 0 and y >=0
The solution to the system of equations:
y - 3x = 3
y = 3x - 2
No solution. The lines are parallel.
(1/3)x + (1/4)y = 10
(1/3)x - (1/2)y = 4
t + u = 12
t = (1/3)u
Each child received money when Mr. Vogel left. He $25,000 divided between his son and daughter, with the daughter receiving $5000 less than the son.Define your variables, set up your system, solve, and interpret your solution.
x = $ son received
y = $ daughter received
x + y = 25,000
y = x - 5000
$15,000 for the son and $10,000 for the daughter