Remake of What do you remember? by Veronica Bradham

Question 3

veronicabradham2 — 2016-09-15 10:47:48 UTC

How is finding the solution from a system of inequalities different from that of a single inequality?

Question 2

veronicabradham2 — 2016-09-15 10:47:48 UTC

What are the steps for finding the solution of a system of inequalities?

Question 1

veronicabradham2 — 2016-09-15 10:47:48 UTC

What are the steps for graphing an inequality?

mjoos — 2016-09-15 11:13:19 UTC

1) Change the equation into slope-intercept form.

2) Identify the y-intercept, and plot it on the y axis.

3) If the inequality sign is <_ , or >_ (bigger/less than or equal to), than the line is solid but if it's just <,> then the line is dashed.

4) Test a point that is not on the line to see what side of the graph to shade. If the point works and makes sense, shade that side.

kirsten_baldwin — 2016-09-15 11:14:20 UTC

1. Identify the inequality ,simplify the inequality (x on one side and the integer on the others) create number line with 0 in the middle and one or 2 numbers on it and then depending on the inequality you will shade

2016-09-15 11:14:42 UTC

Identify the y intercept and plot it on the line

Use the slope to make the rest of the line and plot the rest

Use a point or the <> symbols to identify where it has to be shaded

veronicabradham2 — 2016-09-15 11:14:49 UTC

1 Solve inequality to find x
2 create a number line and plot a circle in the location of your solution. The circle should be open If the inequality is < or > the circle should be filled other wise
3 determine the direction in which the inequality incorporates. Then shade the number line in that direction

mjoos — 2016-09-15 11:24:29 UTC

Graphing a system of equations is different from a system of inequalities because the system of equations gives you one exact solution (where the lines intersect) while a system of inequalities gives you more that one equation (the shaded area)

What are the steps for finding the solution of a system of inequalities?

2016-09-15 11:25:05 UTC

1) Find the point of intersection of the lines.

2) Determine if the line is dotted or solid.

3) Find the shaded regions within the graph.

kirsten_baldwin — 2016-09-15 11:36:26 UTC

you have two inequalities and two lines instead of one.

veronicabradham2 — 2016-09-15 11:37:59 UTC

because it's two lines (with overlapping shading) vs one line

Solution to System of Equations

veronicabradham2 — 2016-09-15 13:44:38 UTC

Solution to System of Inequalities

veronicabradham2 — 2016-09-15 13:45:39 UTC