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Algebra 2 2-8 Independent Practice: Two-Variable Inequalities

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Graphing: What is the graph of the inequality? Graph the inequality on the canvas using colors other than black. Include all relevant graph detail.

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Graphing: What is the graph of the inequality? Graph the inequality on the canvas using colors other than black. Include all relevant graph detail.

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Graphing: What is the graph of the absolute value inequality? Graph the inequality on the canvas using colors other than black. Include all relevant graph detail.

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Graphing:
Graph the absolute value inequality at desmos.com.
Zoom and pan your graph to leave an appropriate scale and viewing window.
Capture a screenshot of your graph.
Upload or paste your screenshot onto the Formative canvas.
y>|2x-3|
After graphing with Desmos, you may review and revise your responses to the previous items.

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Compare and Contrast: How is graphing a linear inequality in two variables different from graphing a linear equation in two variables? You may use the canvas to help illustrate your explanation.

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Reasoning: Is the ordered pair a solution of the inequality? Explain.

No, substituting the ordered pair into the inequality results in a false inequality.

Yes, substituting the ordered pair into the inequality results in a true inequality.

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Reflection: Math Success