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Mon, 3/19 SWBAT… graph systems of inequalities
Agenda WU (5 min) Tests (10 min) Writing linear inequalities from graphs (HW#1) – 6 examples (20 min) Warm-Up: HW#1: System of linear inequalities Read the agenda and write your HW in your planner for the week 1 1
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1.) Given the inequality graphed below:
a.) Write an inequality statement. b.) Name one ordered pair that is not in the solution set. c.) Name one ordered pair that is in the solution set.
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2. Given the inequality graphed below:
a.) Write an inequality statement. b.) Name one ordered pair that is not in the solution set. c.) Name one ordered pair that is in the solution set.
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3.) Write a system of inequalities for the dark blue solution shown on the graph below. (Hint: you should write 2 different inequalities – one for each graph) b.) Name one ordered pair that is in the solution set. c.) Name one ordered pair that is not in the solution set.
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4.) Write a system of inequalities for the dark blue solution shown on the graph below.
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5.) Write a system of inequalities for the dark blue solution shown on the graph below.
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6.) Write a system of inequalities for the blue solution shown on the graph below. (Hint: you should write 3 different inequalities – one for each graph)
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SWBAT… graph systems of inequalities Tues, 3/20
Agenda WU (10 min) Khan Academy video (15 min) Graphing systems of linear inequalities – application problem (15 min) Warm-Up: Do HW#2, problem #1 & 2 HW#3 9 9
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SWBAT… graph systems of inequalities Wed, 3/21
Agenda WU (10 min) Review HW#3 (10 min) Quiz (25 min) Warm-Up: Compare graphs to HW#3 with your table 10 10
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HW#3, Problem #1 y ≥ 2x – 4 y > -3x + 2 S
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The solution, S, is where the two shadings overlap one another.
HW#3, Problem #2 The solution, S, is where the two shadings overlap one another.
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S HW#3, Problem #3
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Solve the system of inequalities by graphing
y < 2x + 1 y ≥ -x + 3 1) HW#4, Problem #3 HW#4, Problem #4 y > x + 4 y < x – 3 2) No Solutions
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