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1 (-4, -7) (2, 1) (-65, -30) Warm-up Solve by linear combination. 1. 2.
Solve by Substitution. 3. (-4, -7) (2, 1) (-65, -30)

2 How to Play Every Person in your group needs a number 1-4
Every Person in your group needs a piece of paper, a pencil, and a calculator Every Person will write down the problem and solve it on their paper (you may get help from the members in your group) Only the person whose number I call will come up and show me their paper You get one point for a correct answer If correct, you can shoot for bonus points.

3 Unit 2: Systems of Equations and Linear Inequalities
End of Unit Review Unit 2: Systems of Equations and Linear Inequalities

4 Question Choices 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

5 Return to Question Choices
What algebraic property does the following show? 5x + -5x = 0 Question 1 Return to Question Choices

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Is the point (4,2) a solution of Question 2 Return to Question Choices

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Solve by Substitution: Question 3 Return to Question Choices

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What property is demonstrated above? Question 4 Return to Question Choices

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Solve by Elimination: Question 5 Return to Question Choices

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Equation Steps -6 = 2(x-2) Original Equation -6 = 2x – 4 1) 2) Addition P.O.E. -1 = x 3) x = -1 4) Question 6 Return to Question Choices

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Solve by Graphing: Question 7 Return to Question Choices

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Solve using Any Method: Question 8 Return to Question Choices

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Solve using Any Method: Question 9 Return to Question Choices

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Solve using Any Method: Question 10 Return to Question Choices

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Graph the Inequality: Question 11 Return to Question Choices

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Which point is a solution to the inequality?: Question 12 Return to Question Choices

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Graph the System of Inequalities: Question 13 Return to Question Choices

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Last Friday night the Senior Class officers sold slices of pizza for $1.50 and hamburgers for $3.00. If they sold 280 slices and burgers and made $660, how many of each item did they sell? *Set up your system AND Solve* Question 14 Return to Question Choices

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Martin’s is making Jumbo Biscuits and Mini Biscuits for breakfast. The oven can cook at most 200 biscuits per day. Jumbos require 2 ounces of flour to make and Minis require 1 ounce of flour. There are 300 ounces of flour available. *Write a System of Inequalities for Martin’s Breakfast* Question 15 Return to Question Choices


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