Algebra 1 Linear Inequalities in Two Variables and Systems Test Solutions and Scoring (PDF)

This linear inequalities two variables test answers for Algebra 1 covers linear inequalities in two variables and systems (Common Core A-REI.D.12, A-CED.A.3), with a free PDF to print.

Algebra 1 · Common Core State Standards: A-REI.D.12, A-CED.A.3
Linear inequalities two variables test answers: worked solutions
Question 1 – Test points [2 pts]
a) \(1 \le -1 + 3 = 2\) true: yes.
b) \(1 \le -3 + 3 = 0\) false: no.
Scoring: 1 point for each part.
Question 2 – Boundary and shading [2 pts]
The symbol > is strict, so the line is dashed. Since \(y\) is greater than the expression, shade above the line.
Dashed; shade above
Scoring: 1 point for the line type; 1 point for the shaded side.
Question 3 – Graph an inequality [2 pts]
Graph the solid line through \((0, 1)\) with slope \(\frac{1}{2}\). Shade above.
Scoring: 1 point for the correct solid line; 1 point for shading the correct side.
Question 4 – Standard form [2 pts]
Subtract \(2x\): \(-y < -2x + 4\). Divide by \(-1\) and reverse the symbol: \(y > 2x – 4\).
\(y > 2x – 4\); dashed line through (0, -4) with slope 2, shade above
Scoring: 1 point for reversing the symbol correctly; 1 point for the description.
Question 5 – Write from a graph [2 pts]
The solid line passes through \((0, 2)\) with slope \(-1\), so it is \(y = -x + 2\). Shading is below, and the line is solid.
\(y \le -x + 2\)
Scoring: 1 point for the boundary line; 1 point for the correct symbol.
Question 6 – Check a system [2 pts]
First: \(3 > 2\) true. Second: \(3 \le -2 + 6 = 4\) true.
Yes
Scoring: 1 point for each inequality checked.
Question 7 – Graph a system [3 pts]
The boundary \(y = x – 2\) is solid with shading above. The boundary \(y = -x + 4\) is dashed with shading below.
The lines meet where \(x – 2 = -x + 4\): \(x = 3\), \(y = 1\).
Overlap region with corner \((3, 1)\)
Scoring: 1 point for each correct boundary and shading; 1 point for the corner.
Question 8 – Lemonade stand [3 pts]
a) \(4x + 3y \ge 80\).
b) \(4(10) + 3(15) = 85 \ge 80\), so yes.
c) \(4(8) + 3(12) = 68 \ge 80\) is false, so no.
\(4x + 3y \ge 80\); yes; no
Scoring: 1 point per part.
Question 9 – Time constraints [2 pts]
\(x \ge 2\), \(y \ge 1\), \(x + y \le 10\).
One solution is \((4, 3)\): \(4 \ge 2\), \(3 \ge 1\), \(7 \le 10\).
System above; for example (4, 3)
Scoring: 1 point for the system; 1 point for a valid solution.
Total score
20 points
Key facts behind this linear inequalities two variables test answers
- A solution of an inequality in two variables is an ordered pair that makes it true.
- The boundary line is solid for ≤ and ≥, and dashed for < and >.
- Test a point not on the line to decide which side to shade.
- For y > mx + b, shade above; for y < mx + b, shade below.
- The solution of a system is the overlap of the shaded regions.
How to use this linear inequalities two variables test answers
Score your test with the point values shown for each question. Then read the worked solution of every question where you lost points and note the method to review.
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