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1 Lesson 5.1 Solving Sstems of Equations 1. Verif whether or not the given ordered pair is a solution to the sstem. If it is not a solution, eplain wh not. a. (, 3) b. (, 0) c. (5, 3) d. (3, 2) e. (3.5, 1.5) f. 1 2, Graph each sstem using the window [9., 9., 1, 6.2, 6.2, 1]. Use the trace function to find the point of intersection. 3 3 a. b. c d e. f g. 3 h. 2 3 i Use the calculator table function to find the solution to each sstem of equations. (You ll need to solve some of the equations for first.) 5 6 a. b. c d. 3 6 e. f Discovering Algebra More Practice Your Skills 2007 Ke Curriculum Press

2 Lesson 5.2 Solving Sstems of Equations Using Substitution 1. Verif whether or not the given ordered pair is a solution to the sstem. If it is not a solution, eplain wh not. a. (, 8) b. (2, 6) 2 12 c. (2, 1) d. (3, 2) Solve each equation b smbolic manipulation. a b c Substitute 2 5 for to rewrite each epression in terms of one variable. Combine like terms. a. 3 b c. 3. Solve each sstem of equations using the substitution method, and check our solutions a. b. c d e. f g. h. 3 1 i Frank s Specialt Coffees makes a house blend from two tpes of coffee beans, one selling for $9.05 per pound, and the other selling for $6.25 per pound. His house blend sells for $7.37 per pound. If he is using 9 lb of the $6.25/lb beans, how man pounds of the $9.05/lb beans does he need to make his house blend? Ke Curriculum Press Discovering Algebra More Practice Your Skills 35

3 Lesson 5.3 Solving Sstems of Equations Using Elimination 1. Use the equation 6 8 to find the missing coordinate of each point. a. (6, ) b. (3, ) c. (, 2) d. (, 12.5) 2. Use the equation to find the missing coordinate of each point. a. (5, ) b. (5, ) c. (, 3) d., Solve each sstem of equations b elimination. Show our work a. b. c. d e. f g. h. 3 2 i j. k. l. m n o.. Given the sstem a. Solve the sstem b elimination. b. Eplain our answer to a. 5. Given the sstem a. Solve the sstem b elimination. b. Eplain our answer to 5a Discovering Algebra More Practice Your Skills 2007 Ke Curriculum Press

4 Lesson 5. Solving Sstems of Equations Using Matrices 1. Write a sstem of equations whose matri is a. b c Write the matri for each sstem a. b. 3 7 c Write each solution matri as an ordered pair a. b. c form 1 0 a.write the solution as an ordered pair. 0 1 b. Use row operations to transform the matri into the 5. Consider the sstem 5 + 3( 1) 6 5 a. Convert each equation to the standard form a b c. b. Write a matri for the sstem. c. Find the solution matri using matri row operations. Show the steps. d. Write the solution as an ordered pair Ke Curriculum Press Discovering Algebra More Practice Your Skills 37

5 Lesson 5.5 Inequalities in One Variable 1. Tell what operation on the first inequalit gives the second inequalit, and give the answer using the correct inequalit smbol. a. 8 b c. 5 9 d. 7 5(2) (9)(2) 5() 5(7) e. m 6 f. w 1 2m 6(2) w Find three values of the variable that satisf each inequalit. a. 2 5 b. 11 c d. 7 6 e f Give the inequalit graphed on each number line. a. b c. d e. f Translate each phrase into smbols. a. is no more than 11 b. is at least 3 c. t is at most 27 d. m is not less than 6 5. Solve each inequalit and graph the solution on a number line. a b c. 6 3( 5) 18 d. 8(5 ) e. 6 ( 3) 9 8 f. 3.( 1) Discovering Algebra More Practice Your Skills 2007 Ke Curriculum Press

6 Lesson 5.6 Graphing Inequalities in Two Variables 1. Match each inequalit with its graph. a b c d. 3 9 i. ii. iii. iv. 2. Solve each inequalit for. a b. 1.5 c Consider the inequalit a. Graph the boundar line for the inequalit on aes with scales from 6 to 6. b. Determine whether each given point satisfies the inequalit. Plot each point on the graph ou drew in 3a. Label the point T (true) if it is part of the solution region or F (false) if it is not part of the solution region. i. (0, 0) ii. (2, 1) iii. (3, 1) iv. (, ) v. (1, 0.5) c. Use our results from 3b to shade the half-plane that represents the inequalit.. Sketch each inequalit. a b Ke Curriculum Press Discovering Algebra More Practice Your Skills 39

7 Lesson 5.7 Sstems of Inequalities 1. Match each sstem of inequalities with its graph a. b. c i. ii. iii. 2. Tell whether each point is a solution to the sstem a. (1, 0) b. (3, 3) c. (, ) d. (0, 0.5) e. (2, 5) f. (1, 1) 3. Sketch a graph showing the solution to each sstem a. b. 2 3 c Write a sstem of inequalities for the solution shown on each graph. a. b. c. 0 Discovering Algebra More Practice Your Skills 2007 Ke Curriculum Press

8 Lesson 5.7 Miture, Rate, and Work Problems For each problem below, define the variable(s), write an equation or sstem of equations, and solve. 1. Claudia and Helen meet in San Jose, California for a class reunion. At 10:00 P.M., the both leave the reunion and head home. Claudia drives south at 65 mi/h. Helen drives north; due to heav traffic, she averages onl 35 mi/h. After how man hours will the two friends be 325 mi apart? 2. Frank works at a bookstore. Some das he works in the store as a salesperson and is paid $9.25/h. Other das he works in the warehouse doing inventor and is paid $11.50/h. This week he worked a total of 36 hours and was paid $ How man hours did he work as a salesperson, and how man hours did he do inventor? 3. A steamboat cruise down the Mississippi River takes 1 hour and 30 minutes (1.5 h). The cruise back up the river takes 1 hour and 8 minutes (1.8 h) because the boat goes 6 mi/h slower against the current. The distance on either trip is the same. At what speed does the boat travel in each direction?. Ning mies snack mi with mied nuts to make trail mi for her hike. The snack mi is 10% peanuts. The mied nuts are 35% peanuts. How man ounces of each should she combine to make 8 ounces of trail mi that is 20% peanuts? 5. Jennifer Aroulis receives an income ta refund of $1, She decides to invest the mone in the stock market. Idea Software stock costs $2.32 per share. Good Foods stock costs $1.36 per share. Jennifer bus twice as man shares of Idea Software as Good Foods and spends all of her refund. How man shares of each stock does she bu? 6. Mr. Moss can tile a kitchen floor in 8 h. Ms. Senglin can tile the same floor in 6 h. If the work together, how long will it take to tile the floor? 7. Chenani and Matthew work in a donut shop. When Chenani works alone overnight, she makes all of the donuts for the net da in 6 h. When Matthew works alone overnight, he makes all of the donuts in 5 h. On Frida night, Chenani starts making the donuts b herself. After 2 h, Matthew arrives and the begin making donuts together. From the time that Chenani started, how long will it take to finish all of the donuts for the net da? 2007 Ke Curriculum Press Discovering Algebra More Practice Your Skills 1

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