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Understanding Linear Inequalities Solutions

This lesson covers the concept of systems of linear inequalities, explaining that the solution set forms a plane representing the intersection of the inequalities. It emphasizes the feasible region, which is the shaded area in the graph where common solutions exist, consisting of ordered pairs that satisfy both equations. The lesson concludes with an invitation for questions.

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Understanding Linear Inequalities Solutions

This lesson covers the concept of systems of linear inequalities, explaining that the solution set forms a plane representing the intersection of the inequalities. It emphasizes the feasible region, which is the shaded area in the graph where common solutions exist, consisting of ordered pairs that satisfy both equations. The lesson concludes with an invitation for questions.

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Module 1: Linear Equations and Inequalities

Lesson No.

5
System of
Linear
Inequalities

February 5, 2025
System of Linear Inequalities

The solution set of linear inequalities is a plane, which is


common or the intersection of the inequalities.
Let’s have an example!

You have 15 minutes, go!


HERE COMES THE SOLUTION!
HERE COMES THE SOLUTION!
HERE COMES THE SOLUTION!
Here’
s th e
Graph
!

Take note: The shaded part in the graph is known


as the feasible region wherein common solution/s
to both equations (solution set) can be found.
Solution set/s consist of ordered pairs (values X and
Y) which will satisfy to both equations.
END OF LESSON NO. 5
Any Questions?!

Module 1: Linear Equations and Inequalities February 5, 2025

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