Math I Module 5 Review
4. When using substitution to solve a sys-
1. Solve the following system of
equations by substitution.
y = 5x + 1
y = 2x 5
2. Assign variables and identify the
constraint:
You are taking care of a dog for a
week. You are given $300 to spend
on food and hygiene products.
Variables:
Constraints:
3. Convert the following system of equations
from standard to slope-intercept form.
Do not solve the system!
6x + 3y = 12
4x 2y = 8
Name:
tem of equations, what are two of the
steps?
(a) Always multiply by 1.
(b) Solve for a variable.
(c) Look for, or manipulate for, coeffi-
cients that match then add or sub-
tract one equation from another.
(d) Substitute a solved variable into the
other equation.
5. When graphing a system of inequalities,
which of the following is not true?
(a) We must choose a type of line,
dashed or solid.
(b) The solutions to either inequality
will look like a shaded half-plane.
(c) The system will always have a solu-
tion.
(d) We should make sure both equa-
tions are in slope-intercept form.
6. In the following inequality:
6x 3y 18
Do we shade above or below the line?
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7. Graph the following inequality

y < 2x + 4 x

8. Graph the following inequality.

4x + 2y 8 x

9. Graph the following system of inequalities.

4x + y 3
12x 3y < 24 x

10. Graph the following system of inequalities.

x + y 5
3x + 3y < 9 x
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14. When using elimination to solve a sys-

tem of equations, we should:
11. Solve the following system of
equations by substitution. (a) Always multiply by 1.
y =x2 (b) Solve for a variable.
7x + 2y = 5
(c) Look for, or manipulate for, coeffi-
cients that match then add or sub-
tract one equation from another.
(d) Substitute a solved variable into the
other equation.

15. How many solutions are there in a sys-

tem of equations when two lines
overlap?

(a) Zero
(b) One
12. Solve the following system of (c) Two
equations by elimination.
x + 4y = 20 (d) Infinite
x + 3y = 17 16. Two equations in a system of equations
have different slopes, how many solu-
tions are there?

(a) Zero
(b) One
(c) Two
(d) Infinite

17. Suppose we solve a system of equations

and the result is 2 = 5. How many
solutions are there?
13. Solve the following system of
equations by elimination. (a) Zero
2x + 3y = 10 (b) One
4x 9y = 10
(c) Two
(d) Infinite