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Graphing Inequalities
II. Linear Relations and Functions: Lecture 6 | 30:37 min
In this lecture Professor Fraser will teach you Graphing Inequalities. You will begin with Graphing Linear Inequalities and learn important aspects such as the Half Plane and utilizing a Test Point. Then you will graduate to Graphing Absolute Value Inequalities. You will cement your knowledge with several examples.
QuickNotes™ 
Graphing Inequalities
The graph of a linear inequality is a half plane bounded by a straight line.
If the inequality is strict (< or >), then draw the boundary as a dashed line, otherwise draw it as a solid line.
Use a test point, normally the origin, to determine which half plane is the solution of the inequality. Shade that region.
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Carleen Eaton
Grant Fraser

