Notes Over 9.7 Checking Solutions Decide whether the ordered pair is a solution, of the inequality.

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Notes Over 9.7 Checking Solutions Decide whether the ordered pair is a solution, of the inequality.

Notes Over 9.7 Checking Solutions Decide whether the ordered pair is a solution, of the inequality.

Notes Over 9.7 Checking Solutions Decide whether the ordered pair is a solution, of the inequality.

Notes Over 9.7 Graphing a Quadratic Inequality Vertex: Normal Graph Solid Check (0,0)

Notes Over 9.7 Graphing a Quadratic Inequality Vertex: Solid Check (0,0)

Notes Over 9.7 Graphing a Quadratic Inequality Vertex: Check (0,0) Solid

Notes Over 9.7 Using a Quadratic Inequality Model 7. Give two possible scenarios for the dimensions of the rectangular pen in Example Width is 8 feet, length is 12 feet Width is 12 feet, length is 16 feet

8. Suppose a rectangular pen is 10 feet longer than it is wide and its area is more than 96 square feet. Sketch the inequality that describes the dimensions of the rectangular pen. Notes Over 9.7 Using a Quadratic Inequality Model

Notes Over 9.7 Using a Quadratic Inequality Model Vertex: Check (0,0)

Notes Over 9.7