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This document discusses how to solve systems of linear inequalities by graphing them. It explains that you first put the inequalities into slope-intercept form, then graph each line as dotted or solid based on the inequality symbols and shade the correct region above or below the line. The solution to the system is the region where the graphs overlap. An example demonstrates these steps to find the solution region between two inequalities.
Introduction to solving systems of linear inequalities using graphing techniques.
Explaining the process of graphing linear inequalities in slope-intercept form.
Outlining the steps for graphing linear inequalities, including line types based on inequality symbols.
Instructions on shading regions in graphs to represent solutions of inequalities.
Providing an example of two linear inequalities in standard form and converting them to slope-intercept form.
Continuing the example by graphing the inequalities and indicating shading for solutions.
Reiterating the first inequality graph and its corresponding shaded area.
Revisiting both inequalities and their graphs for clarity on shaded areas.
Highlighting the overlapping region as the solution area to the system of linear inequalities.
Summarizing the solution area between the green arrows as the intersection of the two inequalities.









