Learning Target I can solve systems of linear inequalities by graphing.

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Learning Target I can solve systems of linear inequalities by graphing.

I-Do  Steps to solve a system of linear inequalities Step 1 – Ensure the inequalities are in slope- intercept form. Step 2 – Graph the first inequality (RECALL: Solid/dashed line) Step 3 – Shade the side of the inequality that is true. Step 4 – Graph the second inequality (RECALL: Solid/dashed line) Step 5 – Shade the side of the inequality that is true. Step 6 – Find the overlapping region. This is your solution.

I-Do  Steps to solve a system of linear inequalities Step 1 – Ensure the inequalities are in slope- intercept form. Step 2 – Graph the first inequality (RECALL: Solid/dashed line) Step 3 – Shade the side of the inequality that is true. Step 4 – Graph the second inequality (RECALL: Solid/dashed line) Step 5 – Shade the side of the inequality that is true. Step 6 – Find the overlapping region. This is your solution.

I-Do  Steps to solve a system of linear inequalities Step 1 – Ensure the inequalities are in slope- intercept form. Step 2 – Graph the first inequality (RECALL: Solid/dashed line) Step 3 – Shade the side of the inequality that is true. Step 4 – Graph the second inequality (RECALL: Solid/dashed line) Step 5 – Shade the side of the inequality that is true. Step 6 – Find the overlapping region. This is your solution.