Remake of Alg 1 2A.4 Warm-up by Jordyn Cramer

Breakout Room 5: Question 2

10353733 — 2020-10-23 19:43:16 UTC

You shade to the right of the line, because Y is greater than or equal to the equation. Everything to the ~~right~~ of the line is greater than the line.

isolate the y

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isolate the y to get

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(y is greater than or equal to 3x-2)

Same thing as normal inequality, except you just shade in the side which is less than or equal to the inequality

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(flip the sign)

Question 2

2020-10-23 19:45:40 UTC

You get the inequality by first drawing the line then shading on either side (depending on the inequality sign). The > sign means that the values are shaded above the line while the < sign means that the values are shaded under the line. Also, >= represents a dotted line because it includes the values of the line. This goes hand-to-hand with <=.

you do the same process as you did on question 1 to get

10700541 — 2020-10-23 19:45:46 UTC

y=> 3x-2

Normal equation shows point on the line while the inequality shows all the possible values on the left or right side to the line

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asdfa

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How to Graph

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You would make the y on the left of the inequality sign. Then, shade the side that is greater than or less than the inequality.

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Shade