Graphing Inequalities
Verbal Statements
Solution Check
Linear or Nonlinear
Coordinate Plane
100

Less than (or equal to) goes to the _____

Greater than (or equal to) goes to the _______

Left

Right

100

What do each of these phrases have in common regarding translating verbal statements: The sum of, The Difference of, The Product of, The Quotient of.

Each of these phrases mean that we have parentheses (...)

100

The 2 things we need to do when we check if a value or a set of values is a solution set...?

____________ and ________

Substitution and evaluate

100

What in this image tells us it is linear? DOUBLE POINTS IF YOU CAME NAME 2 THINGS!


1. A straight continuous line

2. The equation has 2 variables to an exponent of 1

100

What are the names of: 

1) A point that lies on the x-axis

2) A point that lies on the y-axis

1)x-intercept

2)y-intercept

200

Explain the difference of when you use an open circle or a closed circle on a number line for graphing an inequality. 

When it is less/greater than, you use an open circle because that value is not a part of the solution set. The closed circle is used for less/greater than OR EQUAL TO. This means that the value in the inequality IS a part of the solution set. 

200

Translate to an equation: 

Double a number plus 3 is 15

2n + 3 = 15

200

Check if x = -3 is a solution to -2x + 6 = 12 (must show all work for full credit)

Yes

200

Is the equation  y=1/x a linear equation? Explain your answer

No, the variable x in the denominator means that the variable is raised to an exponent of -1

200

Name the quadrant: Start at (-2, -3)... go up 4, to the right 12, down 8, reflect across the x-axis, reflect across the y-axis. Where are you?

Quadrant II

300

Make a graph of the inequality....  x < 7 

Look to whiteboard, I will draw.

300

Translate to an inequality:

A number decreased by 7 is less than 12

x-7<12

300

Solve and check if the provided solution set is true for the inequality problem below...

 -2(3x+4)+5>7-x where x < -2 is the solution set

Yes, because any value LESS THAN -2 makes the inequality true.

300

 2x+3y-2(x+3)=-8y+2(-y-3.5) +3 is it linear?

Yes!

300

Plot the points: (4, 1), (-8, 3), (0, -2), (3.5, -.5), and (6, 7) :)

I will come around and look at all board. 60 points/correct ordered pair graphed correctly 

400

Solve and graph the solution to: MUST DO BOTH CORRECT FOR FULL CREDIT (can get partial)

-2x+9le27

Solution:  x ge -9 

I will graph on number line

400

Translate to an inequality: 

4 more than 3 times a number is no more than twice the same number minus 11.

3x+4le2x-11

400

Is x = 8 a solution to the given equation?

 4(2x-3)+5=3(x+6) 

No, x = 5

400

Is this linear? Explain why or why not for full points

No. The graph is a straight continuous line, but the line that has been graphed is x = -3 which only has one variable meaning it cannot be linear.

400

Graph the linear equation:  y=2x-7 

Will show on board

500

DOUBLE POINTS: Solve and graph on a number line

3(x-4)+18>0

x > -2

500

Translate: Four time the difference of a number and 3 is increased by twice the number plus 5. The result is the same as the a number decreased by one third of the sum of a number and 18

4(x-3)+(2x+5)=x-1/3(x+18)

500

Determine whether the ordered pair  (3/2, -4) is a solution to the linear equation 8x + 6y = -12

Yes

500

Which representation is linear:  y=3/x-2 ; a curve that increases at a constant rate and goes through (0,1), (2, 4), and (3, 9);  4x-7y=21 ; or

 4x-7y=21 because it is an equation w/ 2 variables to an exponent of 1 & the others do not align with rules for being a linear equation 

500

TRIPLE POINTS: Graph the 2 given linear equations, AND define their point of intersection

Will display graph on board; intersection as well