Two-Variable Linear Inequalities

Question 1

Which inequality represents the situation?

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Question 2

Which of the following graphs represents the inequality ?

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Question 3

What is the inequality shown in the graph?

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0.1x – y > 1

Question 4

Question 5

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is a solution to 4: (1, 2); is a solution to 2: (0, 0)

Question 5

(0, 2)(–4, 0)✔ (1, 2)(10, 7) is a solution to 4

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✔ (1, 2); is a solution to 4: (1, 2); is a solution to 2: (0, 0)

Question 6

(0, –2)✔ (0, 0)(0, –5)(6, –0.5) is a solution to 2

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✔ (0, 0)

Question 7

Given that Vishal swims 3 hours, the number of hours spent rollerblading is represented by y > 2✔ y >= 2y > 3y >= 3.

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✔ y >= 2

Question 8

This inequality means that he must rollerblade ✔ at least 2at most 2more than 2fewer than 2 hours.

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✔ at least 2

Question 9

Is the solution to a two-variable inequality always a solution of the related function? Explain.

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A solution to a two-variable inequality is not always a solution of the related function. The inequality may include points in the shaded region that are not on the boundary line. If the inequality includes “or equal to,” the boundary line is included, so it cannot be dashed and must be solid.

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