Use graphing to solve:
y=x+3 and y=-1
Solution: (-4,-1)
Use substitution to solve:
y=x+2 and y=-x+6
Solution: (2,4)
Use elimination to solve:
y=-2x+1 and y=2x-3
Solution: (1,-1)
If you graphed this inequality, would the line be dashed or solid?
y>2x-3
It would be a dashed line
What would the lines of these inequalities look like(Dashed or Solid)?
y > 4x+12
y ≤ x-31
One would be dashed and one would be solid
Use graphing to solve:
y=-x+2 and y=2x-1
Solution: (1,1)
Use substitution to solve:
y-2x=3 and y=3x
Solution: (3,9)
Use elimination to solve:
y=6x-1 and y+1=-6x
Solution: (0,-1)
Draw a number line and plot the inequality
-9 < x ≤ 4
Write the system of inequalities that the graph represents
y>-2x and y≤1/2x-4
Use graphing to solve:
y-2x=4 and y=-3x-1
Solution: (-1,2)
Use substitution to solve:
-6x+6y=-2 and y=x-1
There is no solution
Use elimination to solve:
y=2x-2 and 2x-y=2
There are infinitely many solutions
What is the inequality used for this graph?
y ≥ x-3
Graph the inequalities:
y ≥ 3x+2 and y ≤ x-2
Use graphing to solve:
4x-2=y and 2y-x=13
Solution:(-1,6)
Use substitution to solve:
13x-6y=22 and x=y+6
Solution: (-2,-8)
Use elimination to solve:
4x+y=2 and y-6=12x
Solution: (-0.25,3)
Jenny wants to bankrupt her husband. To do this she must spend OVER 600 dollars. If a pair of pants costs 12 dollars, and a shirt costs 10 dollars, then write an inequality to represent the problem that will bankrupt her husband.
12x + 10y > 600
Sam and Dillon want to do a prank on Mrs. Burke. The two pranksters need AT LEAST 200 cans of fart spray to fill the room. The normal fart spray costs 10 dollars but double stinky fart spray is 20 dollars. Sam is broke, but Dillon has $400 to spend on fart spray, but no more than that. Write a system of inequalities to represent the problem. Use x and y.
x+y ≥ 200 and 10x + 20y ≤ 400