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Click here for Final Jeopardy
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Systems of Equations- Solving by Elimination Inequalities Systems of Inequalities 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Applications of Systems of Equations- (Word Problems) Systems of Equations- Solving by Graphing
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What’s the solution to this system?
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No solution
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What’s the solution to this system?
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(2, 5)
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A student was asked to graph y = 2x y = -x +2 Why is the graph below wrong?
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For the second line- y = - x +2 The student went Up one and right one. The slope says go down one Right one
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Solve by graphing y = 2 x = -1
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Question 5a
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What variable should we eliminate In the system below AND how should We eliminate it?
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We should eliminate x by adding the equations
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What is the first step you should take to solve this system by elimination?
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Multiply the Second equation by 3
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Solve by elimination
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(3, 0.5)
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Solve by elimination
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(1, 2)
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Solve by elimination
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(1, -1)
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Set up a system to the word problem- Do not solve I have 10 bills. It’s a mixture of fives and twenties. It totals $140. How many tens do I have? How many twenties?
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x + y = 10 5x + 20y = 140
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Timmy is asked to set up a system for the problem. Describe what Timmy did wrong when he set up his system x + y = 810 2x + 3y = 340
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x + y = 810 2x + 3y = 340 Timmy wrote the incorrect totals for each equation- x + y = 340 2x + 3y = 810
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Solve by Elimination The sophomore class sold flowers and candy for valentines day. The first day they sold 12 bouquets of flowers and 6 boxes of candy, they made a total of $84. The second day they sold 15 bouquets of flowers and 6 boxes of candy, they made a total of $99. Write a system of equations to find the price for a bouquet of flowers and the price of a box of candy.
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Flowers cost $5 Candy costs $4
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I have 53 coins- a mixture of Nickels and dimes. I have a total of $4.30. How many nickels do I have? How many dimes do I have?
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20 nickels ($1.00) 33 dimes ($3.30) 53 coins ($4.30 total)
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Solve by elimination
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Twenty 25 cent stamps ($5.00) Twelve 20 cent stamps ($2.40) 32 stamps ($7.40 total)
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Describe why this is not the correct graph for y < -2x +1
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It is shaded above the line- It should be shaded below
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Without graphing- Explain what kind of line you would draw and how you would shade the following inequality. Explain how you know y > 3x + 4
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Use dotted line since it is >. Shade above since it is >
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Give the inequality for this graph
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y ≤ -2/3x + 2
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Graph this inequality
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Question 5d
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Describe what kind of lines and how you would shade for each inequality in the system below EXPLAIN how you know
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Both are solid lines from the symbol (greater than or equal to) First inequality would shade above (greater than) Second inequality would shade below (when you get y by itself you divide by a negative so the sign changes to less than)
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Which of the following points are solutions to the inequality graphed below? (-1, 0) (0, 3) (-2, -1) (2,0) (4, -2)
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(-1, 0) (2,0) (4, -2)
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Solve by graphing
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Question 5e
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Make your wager
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What’s this equation called? a 2 + b 2 = c 2
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Pythagorean Theorem
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