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    This document contains an 18 question sample test on systems of linear equations and inequalities. The test covers solving systems of linear equations graphically and algebraically using substitution and elimination. It also covers solving and graphing systems of linear inequalities, identifying the feasible region, and determining if systems have one solution, no solution, or infinite solutions. Word problems involving mixing solutions, breaking even, and earning money at different rates are also included.

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    This document contains an 18 question sample test on systems of linear equations and inequalities. The test covers solving systems of linear equations graphically and algebraically using substitution and elimination. It also covers solving and graphing systems of linear inequalities, identifying the feasible region, and determining if systems have one solution, no solution, or infinite solutions. Word problems involving mixing solutions, breaking even, and earning money at different rates are also included.

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    Chapter 6 - Systems of Linear Equations & Inequalities Sample Test 1

    Name: _____________________________________

    SHOW ALL WORK! No work, no credit

    1.) Solve the following systems of equations graphically. The solution is ___________

    3 + =x y 5 = x y





    2.) Solve the following system of equations graphically. The solution is ______________

    4 = y x
    2 2 + = x y






    Solve the following systems of linear equations using the Substitution Method (circle your final
    answer):

    3.)
    4x 7y = 2
    x = y 5










    4.)
    4x + y = 10
    2x + 4y = 16








    Solve the following systems of linear equations using theElimination Method (circle your final
    answer):

    5.)
    3x 2y = 12
    7x + 2y = 8









    6.)
    9x 3y = 24
    11x + 2y = 1









    Check your answer:
    Check your answer:
    Chapter 6 - Systems of Linear Equations & Inequalities Sample Test 3

    Solve the following systems of linear equations (#7 & 8) using either substitution or elimination (circle
    your solution). Question 7 is a multiple choice question and in question #8 explain why you chose the
    method you did.

    7.)
    31 7 6
    11 5 4
    = +
    =
    y x
    y x






    Select the correct answer that lists the solution to the system.

    A.
    3
    2
    , 1
    |
    \

    |
    .
    |
    B. 1, 4 ( ) C. 4,1 ( ) D. The system has no solution



    8.)
    y = x 4
    x + 3y = 12








    I chose the _____________________________________ method because

    ________________________________________________________________________________________________

    For the following systems of linear equations (#9 & 10) solve using the method of your choice and
    determine if the system has 1 solution, no solutions, or infinite solutions. Then determine if the
    system is consistent and independent, consistent and dependent, or inconsistent.

    9.)
    2x 3y = 2
    4x + 6y = 7







    This system of linear equations has _______________ solutions, the system is
    ________________________________________________________



    10.)
    6x +10y = 30
    3x 5y = 15








    This system of linear equations has _______________ solutions, the system is
    __________________________________________________________________


    11.) Graph the linear inequality: y <x 4















    12.) Solve the following system of inequalities by graphing. LABEL THE FEASIBLE REGION!

    2 2 2 3 + < + > x y x y



















    Chapter 6 - Systems of Linear Equations & Inequalities Sample Test 5

    13.) Solve the following system of inequalities by graphing. LABEL THE FEASIBLE REGION!

    -1 y - 2x 3 2 s < +y x














    14.) Choose the answer that defines the system of linear inequalities shown in the graph below:


















    15.) The sum of two numbers is 20. The larger number is 5 more than the smaller number. What are
    the two numbers? _________________________________________


    A.
    y s 2x 1
    y > x + 2


    B.
    y > 2x 1
    y < x + 2


    C.
    y > 2x 1
    y < x + 2


    D.
    y > 2x 1
    y s x + 2

    16.) You are in Chemistry lab and in order to pass your lab you need to mix two acid solutions
    together. One solution is 8% acid and another solution is 18% acid. How many gallons of each acid
    should be mixed together to produce 30 gallons of a solution that is 12% acid?

    Let x = the liters of 8% sodium solution let y = the liters of 18% sodium solution

    Write an equation for total volume of solution:


    Write an equation for total volume of acid:









    17. A carpenter makes and sells rocking chairs. The material for each chair costs $25. The chairs sell
    for $125 each. If the carpenter spends $3000 start up costs, how many chairs must he sell to break
    even?
    Let x = the number of chairs made and sold
    Let y = the dollars of expense or income

    Expense = _______________________________________ Income = _________________________________________

    Break-even is where expenses = income, use this relationship to solve the system of equations.






    18. Bonus Problem: A dog walker earns $12 per hour. She also earns $18 per hour for babysitting.
    She wants to earn at least $360 next week, but can work no more than 30 hours. What is a graph
    showing how many hours she can work at each job?

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