Graphing Linear Inequalities Independent Practice Booklet (12 problems)
Objective:
•Given the linear inequality written in slope-intercept form, students will graph the inequality (5 problems).
•Given the linear inequality written in standard form, students will graph the inequality (3 problems).
•Given the graph, students will write the linear inequality (4 problems).
Includes two formats:
1-Booklet with notes
2-Guided instruction with notes and answer key
Excellent resource to use as independent practice or homework.
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