Graphing/Solving Inequalities
Compound Inequalities
Graphing 2 Variable Inequalities
Writing Inequalities
100

Graph this inequality

2x-1<=5x+20

 x>=-7 

CLOSED Circle to the RIGHT

100

x-4<-7 or 2x>=12

x<-3 or x>=6

100

Graph

y>=2/3x-5

b=-5

m=2/3

Shaded Above

Solid Line

100

 (2x-5)/3+2>7 

x>10

200

 7x-9<=19 

Solve and Graph the Inequality

 x<=4 

Open Circle to the LEFT

200

-3x<=-9 or 5+x<6

x>=3 or x<1

200

Dashed or Solid? Shaded Above or Below?

y+1> -2/3(x-3)

DASHED AND SHADED ABOVE

200

Coach Archer purchased sports equipment for the new football season. He had a total budget of $8000.00. Footballs cost $180.00 each, and Cleats  cost $150.00 each. 

Create an inequality that represents the equipment he can purchase.

 180x+150y<=8000 

Let footballs be x

Let cleats be y

300

 -3(2y-4)>9 

SIMPLIFY

y<1/2

300

 -3x+11>=20 or 1/2x-7> -5 

Solve and Graph 

 x<=-3 or x>4 

CLOSED circle at -3 GOING LEFT

OPEN circle at 4 GOING RIGHT

300

Graph this inequality

6x-3y<=12

b=-4

m=2

Solid Line

Shade ABOVE

300


y<-2/3x+2

400

Samantha works part-time as a tutor. She earns $15.25 per hour but must pay a $50 start-up fee for tutoring materials from her first paycheck. Samantha wants to earn at least $500 in her first month to help pay her rent.

Write and solve an inequality to determine how many hours, hhh, Samantha must work in her first month to meet her goal.

15.25h-50>=500

h>=36.07

400

A zoologist studies the relationship between a bird’s heart weight y (in grams) and its body weight x (in kilograms). The relationship is modeled by the inequality

30<=0.4x+5<=150

 

62.5<=x<=362.5

400

Graph 

y<-3/4x

b=0

m=-3/4

Shade BELOW

Dashed

400


x>4

500

-1/4(40-12x)+8>=10x-14

x<=12/7

500

40+3/5m<70 or 40+3/5m>160

m<50 or m>200

500

Graph 

y>=2

b=2

SOLID LINE

SHADED ABOVE

HORIZONTAL LINE AT 2

500

Kim goes to get Basketball Gear for her daughter. Shorts are $4 and socks are $13 a pair. She can spend $200.

The inequality to represent this is 

 4x+13y<=200 

Is the solution (7,-5) Viable?

No, you cannot buy -5 pairs of Socks