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Graphs to Linear Inequalities - Sample Math Practice Problems

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Complexity=1, Mode=simple

Write the inequality that represents this graph. Examples: y>3x/4, x<=2, y>=1, y>-2x

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Inequality:
2.  

Inequality:

Complexity=1, Mode=y=mx+b

Write the inequality in y = mx + b format. Examples:   y > 2x - 3,   y ≤ -4x/3 + 1.
For less-than-or-equal-to or greater-than-or-equal-to signs, type two symbols. Example: type y <= x for y ≤ x.

1.  

Inequality:
2.  

Inequality:

Complexity=2, Mode=y=mx+b

Write the inequality in y = mx + b format. Examples:   y > 2x - 3,   y ≤ -4x/3 + 1.
For less-than-or-equal-to or greater-than-or-equal-to signs, type two symbols. Example: type y <= x for y ≤ x.

1.  

Inequality:
2.  

Inequality:

Answers


Complexity=1, Mode=simple

Write the inequality that represents this graph. Examples: y>3x/4, x<=2, y>=1, y>-2x

#ProblemCorrect AnswerYour Answer
1

Inequality:
Solution
Horizontal lines have a slope of 0, and are expressed in the form y=[y-intercept]
The shaded region is above the line, so we use a greater than sign.
The line is dashed, so use > for greater than.
y > 3
#ProblemCorrect AnswerYour Answer
2

Inequality:
Solution
Horizontal lines have a slope of 0, and are expressed in the form y=[y-intercept]
The shaded region is above the line, so we use a greater than sign.
The line is dashed, so use > for greater than.
y > - 2

Complexity=1, Mode=y=mx+b

Write the inequality in y = mx + b format. Examples:   y > 2x - 3,   y ≤ -4x/3 + 1.
For less-than-or-equal-to or greater-than-or-equal-to signs, type two symbols. Example: type y <= x for y ≤ x.

#ProblemCorrect AnswerYour Answer
1

Inequality:
Solution
The slope is 3
The y intercept is -1
The shaded region is below the line, so we use a less than sign.
The line is dashed, so use < for less than.
Plugging this into y=mx+b results in y < 3x - 1
#ProblemCorrect AnswerYour Answer
2

Inequality:
Solution
The slope is 2
The y intercept is 1
The shaded region is below the line, so we use a less than sign.
The line is dashed, so use < for less than.
Plugging this into y=mx+b results in y < 2x + 1

Complexity=2, Mode=y=mx+b

Write the inequality in y = mx + b format. Examples:   y > 2x - 3,   y ≤ -4x/3 + 1.
For less-than-or-equal-to or greater-than-or-equal-to signs, type two symbols. Example: type y <= x for y ≤ x.

#ProblemCorrect AnswerYour Answer
1

Inequality:
Solution
The slope is -5/4
The y intercept is -1
The shaded region is above the line, so we use a greater than sign.
The line is solid, so use >= for greater than or equal to.
Plugging this into y=mx+b results in


#ProblemCorrect AnswerYour Answer
2

Inequality:
Solution
The slope is 5/4
The y intercept is -1
The shaded region is above the line, so we use a greater than sign.
The line is solid, so use >= for greater than or equal to.
Plugging this into y=mx+b results in


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