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9th grade Graph and write a two-variable inequality worksheet

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Graph and write a two-variable inequality

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  1. Read this first

    Rule table for the boundary y = 2x - 3

    xy
    0-3
    1-1
    21
    33
  2. Ari sorts points with a pencil. Which point is a solution of y > 2x - 3?

    • (3, 2)
    • (1, -5)
    • (2, 3)
    • (3, 3)
  3. Rule table for the boundary y = -x + 5

    xy
    05
    14
    23
    32
  4. Bo tests points on graph paper. Which point is a solution of y < -x + 5?

    • (3, 4)
    • (1, 2)
    • (2, 3)
    • (1, 6)
  5. Rule table for the boundary y = -2x + 3

    xy
    03
    11
    2-1
    3-3
  6. Jun marks points with a star sticker. Which point is a solution of y ≤ -2x + 3?

    • (2, -3)
    • (2, 5)
    • (3, 2)
    • (1, 4)
  7. Boundary rule y = 2x + 1. Rows

    xy
    01
    13
    25
  8. Kira graphs for a poster. Which drawing shows y > 2x + 1?

    • Dashed line, shade above
    • Dashed line, shade below
    • Solid line, shade below
    • Solid line, shade above
  9. Boundary rule y = -3x + 4. Rows

    xy
    04
    11
    2-2
  10. Luz graphs for a science fair. Which drawing shows y ≤ -3x + 4?

    • Dashed line, shade below
    • Dashed line, shade above
    • Solid line, shade above
    • Solid line, shade below
  11. Boundary rule y = -x + 4. Rows

    xy
    04
    13
    22
  12. Noah graphs on a tablet. Which drawing shows 4 - x ≥ y?

    • Dashed line, shade below
    • Dashed line, shade above
    • Solid line, shade above
    • Solid line, shade below
  13. Rule table for y = 3x - 2

    xy
    0-2
    11
    24
    37
    410
  14. Pia plots a point beside a rule. The rule is y = 3x - 2 and the point is (2, 7). Where is the point?

    • On the line
    • Above the line
    • Below the line
  15. Rule table for y = 2x + 1

    xy
    01
    13
    25
    37
    49
  16. Ren plots a point beside a rule. The rule is y = 2x + 1 and the point is (4, 5). Where is the point?

    • Above the line
    • On the line
    • Below the line
  17. Rule table for y = 4x - 3

    xy
    0-3
    11
    25
    39
    413
  18. Zee plots a point beside a rule. The rule is y = 4x - 3 and the point is (3, 4). Where is the point?

    • Above the line
    • On the line
    • Below the line
  19. Rule table for y = -2x + 10

    xy
    010
    18
    26
    34
    42
  20. Ari plots a point beside a rule. The rule is y = -2x + 10 and the point is (4, 3). Where is the point?

    • Above the line
    • Below the line
    • On the line
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9th grade Graph and write a two-variable inequality worksheet – printable
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About this worksheet

Graph and write a two-variable inequality. Every version has 10 questions, and the answer key prints on the second page.

What your child will learn

  • I can tell whether a point is a solution by putting its row beside the rule's row at the same x.
  • I can graph an inequality: solid or dashed, shade the side, and test (0, 0) when the line is in standard form.
  • I can write the inequality from a graph, a table, or a story with a limit.

Standard: A-REI.D.12, A-CED.A.3, A-CED.A.2

Words to know

boundary line: The line y = mx + b where the inequality changes from true to false.

solid / dashed: Solid keeps the points on the line (≤ or ≥); dashed leaves them out (< or >).

half-plane: All the points on one side of the boundary line.

test point: A point you try in the inequality to see which side is shaded.

at most / at least: At most is ≤; at least is ≥. Both include the limit.

more than / fewer than: More than is >; fewer than is <. Both leave the limit out.

Common mistakes

Your child counted points on a dashed line as solutions.

Your child picked a point on the wrong side of the line.

Your child tested the point with its numbers in the wrong order.

What to say

Ask: does < or > include the points on the line itself?

Ask: is the point's output bigger or smaller than the rule's output at the same x?

Ask: which number goes across, and which goes up?

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with graph and write a two-variable inequality?

Your child counted points on a dashed line as solutions.

How can I help my child with graph and write a two-variable inequality?

Ask: does < or > include the points on the line itself?

Are these 9th grade math worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions at each level are free to print, with the answer key, and no account is needed.

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