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the inequality symbols

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plugging in the right numbers in the right places

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doing the open or closed dots

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if the inequality sign is less than and greater than the dot is open. and if it is less than or equal to and greater than or equal.

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pay attention to your steps, or graphing steps

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pay attention to your steps, or graphing steps

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Make sure to find out if the dots need to be filled or left open

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Make sure to find out if the dots need to be filled or left open

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make sure that the in equality sign is correct on each side of the boundary line

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open or closed?

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which side to put the equation on.

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make sure you have the right numbers for that graph

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know your inequality

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inequality symbols

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opened or closed

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I made sure i had the right signs for each equation

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I made sure i had the right signs for each equation

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make sure you graph the equation on the right side or the left

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make sure you graph the equation on the right side or the left

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Make sure the equations are in the correct place.

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find boundary line

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Which side to put the equations

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don't forget to graph

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to find the y intercept

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the left side should be the top equation

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the left side should be the top equation

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make sure to put the left equation on top

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make sure your equlation is right

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make sure to plug in the right equation 

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make sure to plug in the right equation 

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make sure to plug into the right equation

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to always remember to plug the numbers in right

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whether it needs to be open or close dot

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Find the boundary line

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to find what the y intercept is

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symbols

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the inequality symbols of how the take place with the boundary line

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fill dots if needed.

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use the origin for y=mx+b formulas not the x+#

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Make sure you know where the boundary line is

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Make sure you know where the boundary line is

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negative numbers are terrible

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dont forget to shade in the dot or leave it open to show the inequality sign

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dont forget to shade in the dot or leave it open to show the inequality sign

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I forget to check the inequalitie for the top or bottom equation

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check less than or equal to

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dont go across the boundary line

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make sure to find the boundary line

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make sure your boundary line is in the right spot

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make sure they are on the correct sides of the boundary line

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The inequality symbols and which ways the lines go.

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make sure you have the numbers plugged into the right equation.

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Always find the boundary line.

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I made sure that I did the left and right thingy

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to plug them into the right equation

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i made sure i was plugging it in to the right equation

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i made sure i was plugging it in to the right equation

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Don't forget that you use the y-int. And the boundary line is just a place.

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I made sure i had plugged them in correctly.

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plug them into the equation.

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I made sure I had the numbers in the right part of the equation

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I made sure I plugged the numbers into the right equation

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What's something that's easy to forget when creating a piecewise function?

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What's something that's easy to forget when creating a piecewise function?

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Give me one piece of advice to give someone about how to graph a piecewise function.

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Give me one piece of advice to give someone about how to graph a piecewise function.

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What's an important thing to remember when evaluating from a piecewise function?

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What's an important thing to remember when evaluating from a piecewise function?