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- Graphing inequalities and absolute
This module provides sample problems which develop concepts related to graphing inequalities and absolute values.
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A
Put into a sort of
format, except that it will be an inequality.
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B
Now, ignore the fact that it is an inequality—pretend it is a line, and graph that line.
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Now, to graph the inequality, shade in the area either
above the line, or
below the line, as appropriate.
Does
have to be
less than the values on the line, or
greater than them?
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D
Test your answer. Choose a point (any point) in the region you shaded, and test it in the inequality. Does the inequality work? (Show your work.)
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E
Choose a point (any point) in the region you did not shade, and test it in the inequality. Does the inequality work? (Show your work.)
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A
Graph the inequality, using the same steps as above.
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B
Test your answer by choosing one point in the shaded region, and one point that is
not in the shaded region. Do they give you the answers they should? (Show your work.)
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A
Create a table of points. Your table should include at least two positive
-values, two negative
-values, and
.
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B
Graph those points, and then draw the function.
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. Graph this without a table of points, by remembering what“adding 3”does to any graph. (In other words, what will these
-values be like compared to your
-values in #3?)
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. Graph this without a table of points, by remembering what“multiplying by–1”does to any graph. (In other words, what will these
-values be like compared to your
-values in #3?)
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Now, let’s put it all together!!!
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Graph
.
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B
Graph
. Your answer will
either be a shaded region on a 2-dimensional graph, or on a number line.
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C
Test your answer by choosing one point
in the shaded region, and one point that is not in the shaded region. Do they give you the answers they should? (Show your work.)
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D
Graph–|x|+2<0. Your answer will either be a shaded region on a 2-dimensional graph, or on a number line.
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Test your answer by choosing one point in the shaded region, and one point that is not in the shaded region. Do they give you the answers they should? (Show your work.)
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A
Graph it. Think hard about what that +4 and that 3 will do. Generate a few points if it will help you!
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B
Test your answer by choosing one point
in the shaded region, and one point that is not in the shaded region. Do they give you the answers they should? (Show your work.)
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Source:
OpenStax, Advanced algebra ii: activities and homework. OpenStax CNX. Sep 15, 2009 Download for free at http://cnx.org/content/col10686/1.5
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