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    Solving Systems of

    Equations

    Graphing Linear Inequalities

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    Objectives How dowe graph an inequality

    Define a boundary line

    Graphing a boundary line

    Define the solution for a system ofinequalities

    Find the s

    oluti

    on

    of a system

    of inequalities

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    What isthe solution of an

    inequality

    Solution of an inequality are all the

    ordered pairs (points) that make theinequality true.

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    y x

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    y = x Graph

    Boundary line

    REMEMBER: Solution are allthe ordered pairs (points) thatmake the inequality true.

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    y x

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    1. Pick two points from eachside of the graph

    (4,1)

    (1,3)

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    y x

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    (4,1)

    (1,3)

    2. Check points if they makeinequality true.

    (1,3) y xsubstitute into

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    y x

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    (4,1)

    (1,3)

    2. Check points if they makeinequality true.

    (1,3) y xsubstitute into

    3 1

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    y x

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    (4,1)

    (1,3)

    2. Check points if they makeinequality true.

    (1,3) y xsubstitute into

    3 1

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    y x

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    (4,1)

    (1,3)

    2. Check points if they makeinequality true.

    (4,1) y xsubstitute into

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    y x

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    (4,1)

    (1,3)

    2. Check points if they makeinequality true.

    (4,1) y xsubstitute into

    1 4

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    y x

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    (4,1)

    (1,3)

    2. Check points if they makeinequality true.

    (4,1) y xsubstitute into

    1 4 X

    X

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    y x

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    (4,1)

    (1,3)

    3. Shade the side where the correctpoint lies.

    X

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    y x

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    (1,3)

    3. Shade the side where the correctpoint lies.

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    x - 2y 4

    33

    11

    22--11 11 4433 6655

    --22

    22

    x - 2y = 4 Graph

    y = x - 212

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    x - 2y 4

    33

    11

    22--11 11 4433 6655

    --22

    22

    x - 2y = 4 Graph

    TEST POINTS !!

    (0,1)

    (6,0)

    y = x - 212

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    x - 2y 4

    33

    11

    22--11 11 4433 6655

    --22

    22

    (0,1)

    (6,0)

    (0,1)substitute into

    x - 2y 4

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    x - 2y 4

    33

    11

    22--11 11 4433 6655

    --22

    22

    (0,1)

    (6,0)

    (0,1)substitute into

    x - 2y 4

    0 - 2(1) 4

    -2 4

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    x - 2y 4

    33

    11

    22--11 11 4433 6655

    --22

    22

    (0,1)

    (6,0)

    (6,0)substitute into

    x - 2y 4

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    x - 2y 4

    33

    11

    22--11 11 4433 6655

    --22

    22

    (0,1)

    (6,0)

    (6,0)substitute into

    x - 2y 4

    6 - 2(0) 4

    6 4 X

    X

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    Graphing InequalitiesConsider the inequality

    x - 2y 4

    33

    11

    22--11 11 4433 6655

    --22

    22

    (0,1)

    (6,0)

    X

    SHADE CORRECT REGION !!

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    Examples

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    3y - 2x 91.

    y = x + 32

    3 GRAPH

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    Examples

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    3y - 2x 91.

    y = x + 32

    3 GRAPH

    TEST!!

    (0,5)(0,5)

    (3,0)

    X

    3(5) - 2(0) 9

    15 - 0 9

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    Examples2.

    x - 3y > -3

    y = x + 11

    3

    66

    44

    22

    22

    11 4433 6655

    11

    33

    55

    Graph

    TEST!!

    (0,5) (0,5)

    0 - 3(5) > -3

    0 - 15 > -3

    X

    X

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    Solving a system of

    Inequalities

    Consider the system

    x + y -1-2x + y < 2

    33

    11

    22

    --11

    11 33

    22

    --22--33 --11

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    Solving a system of

    Inequalities

    Consider the system

    x + y -1-2x + y < 2

    33

    11

    22

    --11

    11 33

    22

    --22--33 --11

    TEST: (0,0)

    Graph

    0 + 0 -10 -1

    (0,0)

    y = - x - 1

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    Solving a system of

    Inequalities

    Consider the system

    x + y -1-2x + y < 2

    33

    11

    22

    --11

    11 33

    22

    --22--33 --11

    Graph

    TEST: (0,0)-2(0) + 0 < 2

    0 < 2

    y = 2x + 2

    (0,0)

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    33

    11

    22

    --11

    11 33

    22

    --22--33 --11

    33

    11

    22

    --11

    11 33

    22

    --22--33 --11

    x + y -1 -2x + y < 2

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    Solving a system of

    Inequalities

    Consider the system

    x + y -1-2x + y < 2 33

    11

    22

    --11

    11 33

    22

    --22--33 --11

    SOLUTION:

    Lies where the two shadedregions intersect eachother.

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    Solving a system of

    Inequalities

    Consider the system

    -2x + 3y < -65x + 4y < 12

    --11

    33

    11

    22

    --22

    Graph

    y = x - 223

    3322 44--11--22 11TEST: (0,0)(0,0)

    -2(0) + 3(0) < -6

    0 < -6 X

    X

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    Solving a system of

    Inequalities

    Consider the system

    -2x + 3y < -65x + 4y < 12

    --11

    33

    11

    22

    --22

    Graph

    y = - x + 354

    3322 44--11--22 11TEST: (0,0)5(0) + 4(0) < 12

    0 < 12

    (0,0)

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    Solving a system of

    Inequalities

    Consider the system

    -2x + 3y < -65x + 4y < 12

    --11

    33

    11

    22

    --22

    Graph

    3322 44--11--22 11

    (0,0) SOLUTION:

    Lies where the two shadedregions intersect eachother.

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    Solving a system of

    Inequalities

    Consider the system

    -2x + 3y < -65x + 4y < 12

    --11

    33

    11

    22

    --22

    Graph

    3322 44--11--22 11

    (0,0) NOTE:

    All order pairs in darkregion are true in bothinequalities.

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    Solving a system of

    Inequalities

    Consider the system

    x - 4y 124y + x 12

    (0,0)

    101088 1212664422

    --22

    66

    22

    44

    --44

    --66

    TEST: (0,0)

    (0) - 4(0) 120 - 0 12

    0 12

    Graph

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    Solving a system of

    Inequalities

    Consider the system

    x - 4y 124y + x 12

    (0,0)

    101088 1212664422

    --22

    66

    22

    44

    --44

    --66

    TEST: (0,0)

    4(0) + (0) 120 12

    Graph

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    HOMEWORK

    Finish pg. 289 #8-16(solve the system ofinequalities by graphing)

    #19 and 20.

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    Problem ModelPatricios family, on average, drives their SUV more thantwice as many miles as they drive their car. His familys caremits 0.75 pounds ofCO2 per mile and the SUV emits 1.25

    pounds ofCO2 per mile. Patricio is concern with theenvironment and convinces his family to limit the total CO2emissions to less than 600 pounds per month. How manymiles can they drive their car and SUV to meet this limit?

    x

    y

    = SUV miles

    = Car miles> 2yx

    0.75y 1.25x 600

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    Problem Model> 2yx

    0.75y 1.25y 600

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    Problem ModelThe science club can spend at most $400 on a field trip to adinosaur exhibit. It has enough chaperones to allow at most100 students to go on the trip. The exhibit costs $3.00 for

    students 12 and under and $6.00 for students 12 and over.How many students 12 years and under can go if 20students over 12 go?

    x

    y

    = Students 12 and under

    = Students 12 and over4y3x 400+

    yx 100+

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    Problem Model

    4y3x 400+

    yx 100+

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    Now you try

    x

    y

    = front-page ads

    = inside-page ads1y2x 30+

    yx 20+

    The Math Club want to advertise their fundraiser eachweek in the school paper. They know that a front-page ad

    is more effective than an ad inside the paper. They havea total of $30 budget for advertising. It costs $2 for eachfront-page ad and $1 for each inside-page ad. If the clubwants to advertise at least 20 times, what are the differentpossibilities for the number of front-page and inside-page

    ads.

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    Now you try

    1y2x 30+

    yx 20+