Chapter 6 Solving and Graphing Linear Inequalities 6



























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Chapter 6 Solving and Graphing Linear Inequalities
6. 1 Solving One-Step Linear Inequalities Objective: -Graph linear inequalities in one variable -Solve one-step linear inequalities
Terms p Graph
Rules p Inequalities n n Use the same rules that you use to solve equations. Starting your Graph p p n Drawing the line p p If you have a > or < use an open circle If you have a > or < use a closed circle Pick a test point. If the test point is true draw your line so that it crosses the test point If your test point is false draw your line away from the test point Special Cases n When you multiply or divide by a negative you have to flip the inequality sign.
Practice p X > -2 p X– 5>1 p -10 < -x p 5 + x > -5
Practice p 15 p < 60 p -a 10 < -2 p -10 a > 100 p 5 + x > -5
White Board Practice p One person from each row get materials for white board practice
6. 2 Solving Multi-Step Linear Inequalities Objective: -Solve multi-step linear inequalities -Use linear inequalities to model and solve real-life problems
Things to Remember n n If you have a > or < use an open circle If you have a > or < use a closed circle When you multiply or divide by a negative you have to flip the inequality sign. Use order of operations in reverse to solve multi-step inequalities
Practice p X + 5 > -13 p 15 – x < 7 p 2(x-8) > -x + 4 p -½x+3<7
6. 3 Solving Compound Inequalities Objective: -Write, solve, and graph compound inequalities -model a real-life problem with a compound inequality
Terms p Compound inequality
Rules Solve each inequality separately p Graph each inequality on the same number line p If it is an AND graph p n p SHADE WHERE THEY CROSS If it is an OR graph n DO NOT SHADE
Practice p 6<x– 6<8 p -4 < 2 + x < 1 p 6 + 2 x > 20 or 8+x<0 p 3 x + 8 > 17 or 2 x + 5 < 7
6. 3 Solving Compound Inequalities Part 2 Objective: -Write, solve, and graph compound inequalities -model a real-life problem with a compound inequality
Missing Assignments p 2 nd hour n Ws 6. 2 p p p n WS 6. 3 p n Brandon Blystone Dalton Mix Breanna Olinger Kyle Reed Cole Robertson Josh Thomas Brandon Blystone Pre-Test p p p Jonathan Crabb Cody Wheat Jeremy Wiggins p 5 th Hour n Ws 6. 1 p n Ws 6. 2 p n AJ Knobelauch Ws 6. 3 p p p n AJ Knobelauch Kristin Burnett AJ Knobelauch Ashlee Lewis Pre-Test p Kristin Burnett
Rules Solve each inequality separately p Graph each inequality on the same number line p If it is an AND graph p n p SHADE WHERE THEY CROSS If it is an OR graph n DO NOT SHADE
Practice problems p 3 n + 3 > 24 or 5 n - 3 < 25 p -43 < 3 x – 10 < -19
Practice problems p 5 x – 10 > 5 or 10 n - 30 < 120 p 15 < 3 x – 9 < 21
6. 4 Solving Absolute Value Equations and Inequalities Objective: -Solve absolute value equations -Solve absolute value inequalities
Terms p Absolute Value p And graph p Or graph
Rules p Get rid of absolute value by making 2 problems p Determine the type of graph (and or or) p Solve both equations p Graph the answers on one number line
Practice p. I x. I=8 p. I x +3 I<8 p. I x– 5 I=7 p. I 3 x + 2 I – 1 > 10
White Board Practice p One person from each row get materials for white board practice
6. 5 Graphing Linear Inequalities in 2 Variables Objective: -Graph linear inequalities in two variables
6. 6 Stem-and-Leaf Plots and Measures of Central Tendency Objective: -Make and use a stem-and-leaf plot -Find the measures of central tendency