Writing and Graphing Two Variable Linear Inequalities

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Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

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Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

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Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

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Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

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Select all the points below that are in the solution set to the inequality graphed.

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Select all the points below that are in the solution set to the inequality graphed.

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You are going clothes shopping and can spend at most $130 on clothes. It costs $30 for a pair of pants and $22 for a shirt. Let x represent the number of pairs of pants you can buy. Let y represent the number of shirts you can buy.

Write an inequality (in standard form) that describes the different number of shirts and pants that you can buy.

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Graph the inequality for #7 here. Use your graph to answer #9.

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Can I buy 2 pairs of pants and 3 shirts?

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You tutor Spanish for $15 per hour and English for $10 per hour. You want to earn at least $100 per week.

Write an inequality (in standard form) that describes your goal in terms of hours spend tutoring Spanish (x) and hours tutoring English (y).

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Graph the inequality for #10 here. Use your graph to answer #12

We have released a new and improved Graphing question type! Students will no longer be able to answer this question.

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If I tutor 4 hours of Spanish and 4 hours of English, will I reach my goal?

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Graph the following inequality

We have released a new and improved Graphing question type! Students will no longer be able to answer this question.

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Using your graph from #13, select all that are solutions to the inequality.

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Writing and Graphing Two Variable Linear Inequalities

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Select all the points below that are in the solution set to the inequality graphed.

Select all the points below that are in the solution set to the inequality graphed.

Graph the inequality for #7 here. Use your graph to answer #9.

Can I buy 2 pairs of pants and 3 shirts?

You tutor Spanish for $15 per hour and English for $10 per hour. You want to earn at least $100 per week.

Write an inequality (in standard form) that describes your goal in terms of hours spend tutoring Spanish (x) and hours tutoring English (y).

Graph the inequality for #10 here. Use your graph to answer #12

If I tutor 4 hours of Spanish and 4 hours of English, will I reach my goal?

Graph the following inequality

Using your graph from #13, select all that are solutions to the inequality.

Write the inequality for the graph shown.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Select all the points below that are in the solution set to the inequality graphed.

Select all the points below that are in the solution set to the inequality graphed.

Graph the inequality for #7 here. Use your graph to answer #9.

Can I buy 2 pairs of pants and 3 shirts?

You tutor Spanish for $15 per hour and English for $10 per hour. You want to earn at least $100 per week.

Write an inequality (in standard form) that describes your goal in terms of hours spend tutoring Spanish (x) and hours tutoring English (y).

Graph the inequality for #10 here. Use your graph to answer #12

If I tutor 4 hours of Spanish and 4 hours of English, will I reach my goal?

Graph the following inequality

Using your graph from #13, select all that are solutions to the inequality.

Write the inequality for the graph shown.

Writing and Graphing Two Variable Linear Inequalities

Writing and Graphing Two Variable Linear Inequalities

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Select all the points below that are in the solution set to the inequality graphed.

Select all the points below that are in the solution set to the inequality graphed.

Graph the inequality for #7 here. Use your graph to answer #9.

Can I buy 2 pairs of pants and 3 shirts?

You tutor Spanish for $15 per hour and English for $10 per hour. You want to earn at least $100 per week. Write an inequality (in standard form) that describes your goal in terms of hours spend tutoring Spanish (x) and hours tutoring English (y).

Graph the inequality for #10 here. Use your graph to answer #12

If I tutor 4 hours of Spanish and 4 hours of English, will I reach my goal?

Graph the following inequality

Using your graph from #13, select all that are solutions to the inequality.

Write the inequality for the graph shown.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Write the linear inequality in slope-intercept form that matches the graph.

Select all the points below that are in the solution set to the inequality graphed.

Select all the points below that are in the solution set to the inequality graphed.

Graph the inequality for #7 here. Use your graph to answer #9.

Can I buy 2 pairs of pants and 3 shirts?

You tutor Spanish for $15 per hour and English for $10 per hour. You want to earn at least $100 per week. Write an inequality (in standard form) that describes your goal in terms of hours spend tutoring Spanish (x) and hours tutoring English (y).

Graph the inequality for #10 here. Use your graph to answer #12

If I tutor 4 hours of Spanish and 4 hours of English, will I reach my goal?

Graph the following inequality

Using your graph from #13, select all that are solutions to the inequality.

Write the inequality for the graph shown.

You tutor Spanish for $15 per hour and English for $10 per hour. You want to earn at least $100 per week.

Write an inequality (in standard form) that describes your goal in terms of hours spend tutoring Spanish (x) and hours tutoring English (y).

You tutor Spanish for $15 per hour and English for $10 per hour. You want to earn at least $100 per week.

Write an inequality (in standard form) that describes your goal in terms of hours spend tutoring Spanish (x) and hours tutoring English (y).