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Thursday Review: Systems of Equations and Inequalities
Let's get ready for our test!

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Solve Systems with Substitution
Look for or create x= or y=
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Multiple Choice
Which correctly substitutes Equation 1 into Equation 2?
y=−7x−15
5x+4y=−145x+4(−7x−15)=−14
5(−7x−15)+4y=−14
5x+4y=−7x−14
5x−7x−15=−14
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Multiple Choice
Currently, Ashley is 3 years older than Beth. In 5 years, Ashley will be twice as old as Beth. What equations could represent this system?
x+5=2y+5
x=y+3
x+5=2(y+5)
x+y=3
x+5=2y+5
None of these.
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Solving Systems with Elimination
Multiply and Add to eliminate one variable
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Multiple Choice
What is the correct result of adding these two equations together? 4x+9y=−28
−4x−y=28
No Solutions
10y=0
8y=0
8x+8y=0
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Multiple Choice
What could you multiply the first equation by to eliminate the y-variables?
5x−y=8
7x+3y=−2
Multiply the first equation by -3
Multiply the first equation by 3
Multiply the first equation by 7
Multiply the first equation by -7
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Multiple Choice
You want to mix a 50% solution with a 75% solution to make 20 liters of a 60% solution. What system of equations could represent this system?
x+y=20
x+y=60
x+y=20
50x+75y=1200
None of these.
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Solve Systems by Graphing
Find where the two lines intersect.
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Multiple Choice
What is the solution to the system of equations?
(-7, 1)
(1, -7)
(-7, -1)
(-1, 7)
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Multiple Choice
How many solutions does this system have?
One Solution
Two Solutions
No Solutions
Infinitely Many Solutions
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Multiple Choice
When graphing, if the equations have the same slope and same y-intercept, the system will have __________.
One Solution
Two Solutions
No Solutions
Infinitely Many Solutions
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Graphing Systems of Inequalities
Shading Rules:
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Multiple Choice
Which ordered pair is NOT a solution?
(4, -1)
(6, 2)
(3, 1)
(3, -4)
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Multiple Choice
Mr. Greenwood is making wooden duck calls and turkey calls. In one day, he can make no more than 30 calls. He profits $5 from each duck call and $7 from each turkey call. If he wants to profit at least $300 a day, what system of inequalities could help him decide how many calls to make?
x+y≥30
5x+7y≥300
x+y≤30
5x+7y≤300
x+y≤30
5x+7y≥300
x+y≥30
5x+7y≤300
Thursday Review: Systems of Equations and Inequalities
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