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Graphing Linear Inequalities

Graphing Linear Inequalities

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10th Grade

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Taniya Thomas

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Graphing Linear Inequalities

Day 2

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Multiple Choice

Which is correct for y+1<2x?

1

Solid and Shaded above

2

Dotted and Shaded above

3

Solid and Shaded below

4

Dotted and Shaded below

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Multiple Choice

When graphing an inequality what do we do when the equation is in slope intercept form?

1

Change the equation to Y=Mx+b

2

Solve it

3

Replace the Y and X with 0 to see

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Steps to graphing an inequality

  • Eliminate similar terms

  • Change equation to y=mx+b if its in slope intercept.

  • Divide all #'s to get Y by its self

  • Reverse the inequality if you multiply or divide by a negative.

  • On the boundary line substitute its X and Y values into the original inequality.

  • Get the 3 side notes(slope, y-intercept, dotted and shaded?)

  • Graph the linear equation

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Example #1:

What's all of the factors(side notes) for this graph?(4)

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Multiple Choice

2x+4y>16...What is the Y=Mx+b form?

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Y>-1/2+3

2

Y<-1/2+4

3

Y>-1/2+4

4

Y>1/2+4

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Multiple Choice

Which is correct for this: 3x-4y>12

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Slope: -3

Y-Intercept: -3/-4

Shaded above

Solid line

2

Slope:-3x

Y-Intercept: -3/4

Shaded below

Dotted line

3

Slope:-3

Y-intercept: -3/-4

Shaded below

Dotted line

4

Slope:-3

Y-intercept: -3/-4

Shaded above

Solid line

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Graphing Linear Inequalities

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