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Substitution- 100Solve.

x + y = 3x = 2yElimination- 100Solve.

x + y = 13x y = 5Graphing Systems of Equations- 100Solve.

x + 2y =63x + 6y = 8First Category 100(2,1)

Applying Systems of Linear Equation- 100Solve.

y = x 8y = -3xFirst Category 200(2, -10)

Elimination- 200Solve.

x + 4y = -4x + 10y = -16CHECKSubstitution 300( 3, 12)

Graphing Systems of Inequalities- 200When a < or > sign appears in the inequality when graphed which type of line will appear? Applying Systems of Linear Equation- 200Which would be the best method to solve?

3x + 4y = 262x + 3y = 19Substitution- 300Solve.

y = 5x 3x + 2y = 27Elimination- 300Solve.

x + y = 4 -2x + 3y = 7Graphing Systems of Equations - 300Solve.

3x + y = 56x = 10 2yGraphing Systems of Inequalities- 300When looking at Graphed Inequalities how would the answer for the Systems of Inequalities appear. Applying Systems of Linear Equation- 300Solve.

y = -xy = 2xElimination 200(4, -2)

Elimination- 400Solve.

2x + 9y = 35x + 4y = 26Third Category - 400INSERT QUESTION HERE

You will have to move the Daily Double picture out of the way to write the question. If you do not wish to have the Daily Double in the game, delete it and the sound clip (speaker) from this slide. For a Daily Double, the contestant has to wager at least $5 and at most the highest point value of any player/team at that point in the game. It is considered a True Daily Double if they wager all of their points and go double or nothing.29Graphing Systems of Inequalities- 400When looking at Graphed Inequalities how would the answer NOT correct for the Systems of Inequalities appear.

Applying Systems of Linear Equation - 400Kayla has saved dimes and quarters in her piggy bank. She has $4.00 in her piggy bank with a total of 25 coins. How many dimes and quarters does she have?Substitution 5009 inches is the width and 15 inches is the length.

Elimination 500They sold 22 cakes and 18 pies.

Graphing Systems of Equations - 500Sean is trying to find two numbers with a sum of 14 and a difference of 4. What are the two numbers?Graphing Systems of Inequalities - 500What does a solid line on a graphed inequality represent?Applying Systems of Linear Equation - 500At a county fair, the cost for 4 slices of pizza and 2 orders of fries is $21.00. The cost of 2 slices of pizza and 3 orders of fries is $16.50. What is the cost of a single piece of pizza and a single order of fries?FINAL JEOPARDYCATEGORY: Systems of EquationsGraphing Systems of Equations 300Infinitely Many Solution

Graphing Systems of Equations 400Cristiano bought 24 baseball cards for $50. Once type costs $1 per card, and the other costs $3 per card. Find the number of each type of card he bought.

Graphing Systems of Equations 500The two numbers are 9 and 5.

Graphing Systems of Inequalities 100A SOLID line.

Graphing Systems of Inequalities 200A DASH line.

Graphing Systems of Inequalities 300The answer that makes both inequalities true will be in the double shaded area. Meaning, any ordered pair that falls in the double shaded area is the correct answer.

Graphing Systems of Inequalities 400The answer that makes both inequalities true will be in the double shaded area. Meaning, any ordered pair that DOES NOT fall in the double shaded area is the is NOT an answer to the System of Inequalities.

Graphing Systems of Inequalities 500It means that any ordered pair that falls on that solid line is a solution to the inequality (true statement).

Applying Systems of Linear Equation 100(2, -6)

Applying Systems of Linear Equation 200Elimination

Applying Systems of Linear Equation 300( 0, 0)

Applying Systems of Linear Equation 400She has 15 dimes and 10 quarters.

Applying Systems of Linear Equation 500 Pizza is $3.75 and Fries are $3.00

FINAL JEOPARDYAt a sale, Ricardo bought 24 reams of paper and 4 inkjet cartridges for $320. Britney bought 2 reams of paper and 1 inkjet cartridge for $50. Each person paid the same price for paper and inkjet cartridges. How much is one ream of paper and how much is one inkjet cartridge?

FINAL JEOPARDY$7.50 for 1 ream of paper and $35 for each inkjet cartridge. Other2324.8982JeopardyThemes37694.72