Intro to Solving System of Inequalities

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y is equal to

y is less than

y is greater than

y is greater than or equal to

Nowhere

On the line

Below the line

Above the line

The non-overlapping sections of the graph

The area outside the shaded regions

The overlapping shaded region

The area on the dashed lines only

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The inequality is only valid at the boundary

The inequality does not include values equal to the boundary

The inequality is not valid at any point on the boundary

The inequality includes values equal to the boundary

There is no solution

There is one unique solution

There is an infinite number of solutions

The solution is any point on the dashed line

They always result in an infinite number of solutions

They can result in no solution, a unique solution, or many solutions depending on the shading

They indicate that the inequalities are identical

They always result in no solution

The types of products she sells

The minimum amount of money she needs to make

The total number of boxes and jars she can sell

The maximum number of items she can sell

The maximum amount of money he wants to make

The types of jobs he has

The minimum hours he needs to work

The maximum hours he can work