NOTES for PAGES 10 & 11: Using Linear Programming to Solve Problems

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These notes must be viewed and the example on Page 10 and 11 completed by Tuesday December 8, 2014.

This problem takes the skills you have learned from 4-1 through 4-3 and puts them all together. Yes, this is how many multivariable issues are solved. However it is normally with more than 2 inequalities and 2 variables, thus computer software is needed to solve it.

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NOTES FOR PAGE 9: Linear Programming

ALL PERIODS: Copy these notes to Page 9 before Monday, December 8, 2014.

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Remember, to make it go full screen on a PC/Laptop/Chromebook, click the Present button located in the top right of the screen.

Please copy theses notes to the top half of page 9, and attempt the examples found on page 9 and page 8.

The full solution is shown for the example on the bottom of half of Page 9.

NOTES FOR PAGE 5 : Graphing Systems of Linear Inequalities

ALL PERIODS: Copy info to Page 5 before class on Friday, December 5th.

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On this slideshow, I added scrolls to assist you with the copying process. It is a very small amount of information to copy into page 5.

A system has more than one inequality. To solve a system, you graph all the inequalities and look for the area that is shaded by all the inequalities, if such an area exists.

I completed the problem at the bottom of page 5. Use my slides as a guide to check your understanding. Complete the system on the bottom of page 4 as well, and see how far you can get on the 3 system inequalities on Pages 6 and 7.

I also added a feature where you can add comments. If you think I made a mistake, or have a question, I believe you can add a comment that will be credited to you. It's not anonymous...no funny/inappropriate stuff.

NOTES FOR PAGE 3: Graphing Linear Inequalities

December 2:  Algebra 2 Periods 6 & 7

December 3: Algebra 2 Period 1

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UPDATE: I updated this on December 3rd midday with scrolls on the slides that tell you what to copy.

If it says abbreviate appropriately, that means you can paraphrase the information while still getting the point across.