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- Q130sM9AL-If-1
- Q2
Which of the following mathematical sentences is a quadratic inequality in two variables?
30sM9AL-If-1 - Q3
The length of a rectangular garden is (L) meters more than its width (W), and its area is at most (A) m2 as represented by the graph below. Which inequality is represented by graph?
30sM9AL-If-2 - Q4
Which of the following inequalities is described by the graph below?
30sM9AL-If-1 - Q5
The following points are solutions of y+3 > 3x2 - 1, EXCEPT_______
(-1, -1)
(1,-1)
(0,-4)
(2,-2)
30sM9AL-If-1 - Q6
The graph on the right represents g(x) <2x2 - 4x -1. Which of the following statements is TRUE about the solutions of the inequality?
All points along the parabola and on the shaded region belong to the solutions of the inequality
All points on the shaded region belong to the solutions of the inequality
All points within the parabola represent the solutions of the inequality
All points along the parabola are the only solutions of the inequality
30sM9AL-If-1 - Q730s
- Q8
The length of the wall frame is 1 meter greater than the width. If the area is less than 30 meter2, which length would be possible for the frame?
4 meters
7 meters
13 meters
10 meters
30sM9AL-If-g-1 - Q9
The length of a rectangular garden is 5 meters longer than its width and the area is at least 14 square meters. What will be the maximum possible length of the garden?
2 meters
3 meters
7 meters
5 meters
30sM9AL-If-g-1 - Q10
Which graph represents y < -2x2+6x?
30sM9AL-If-1