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Graphical inequalities
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What does understanding graphical inequalities involve?

Shading specific regions

What is the first step when working with graphical inequalities?

Convert inequalities to equations

What does the boundary line separate?

True and false regions

What type of line should be drawn for strict inequalities (<< or >>)?

Dotted line

What type of line is used for geqgeq or leqleq inequalities?

Solid line

Which inequality would require a dotted line when graphed?

y<4x2y < 4x - 2

What is the most common test point used in Step 3?

(0,0)(0, 0)

If (0,0)(0, 0) makes the inequality true, which region should you shade?

The region containing the origin

What should you do if the origin lies on the boundary line?

Choose a different test point

Why is the origin the preferred test point?

It makes calculations simple

What does the final shaded region represent?

Points satisfying all inequalities

What might an exam question ask you to do instead of shading?

Label the region

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