Across
- 2. A closed circle means the value is included in the solution. It is used for ≤ and ≥ inequalities.
- 4. A dashed line means the boundary value is not included. It is used for < and > inequalities.
- 10. Less than or equal means the value is no more than a certain number. It uses the ≤ symbol.
- 13. An open circle means the value is not included in the solution. It is used for < and > inequalities.
- 14. Shading shows all the points that make the inequality true. It marks the solution region on the graph.
- 15. A solution set includes every value that makes the inequality true. It can be shown on a graph or in notation.
- 16. A solid line means the boundary value counts as part of the solution. It is used for ≤ and ≥ inequalities.
- 18. A linear inequality has a straight-line boundary when graphed. It shows all solutions on one side of the line.
- 20. Point-slope form uses a point and the slope to write an equation. It is written as y − y₁ = m(x − x₁).
Down
- 1. An inequality compares two values using <, >, ≤, or ≥. It shows a range of possible answers instead of just one number.
- 3. Greater than means a value is larger than another. It uses the > symbol.
- 5. A system has two or more inequalities together. The solution is where the shaded regions overlap.
- 6. The y-intercept is where a line crosses the y-axis. It happens when x equals zero.
- 7. Greater than or equal means the value is at least a certain number. It uses the ≥ symbol.
- 8. Slope shows how steep a line is. It is found by dividing rise by run.
- 9. A boundary line is the line you draw before shading an inequality. It separates the plane into two regions.
- 11. Interval notation uses parentheses or brackets to show solution ranges. It is a shorter way to write intervals on a number line.
- 12. Set notation uses brackets to list or describe solutions. It is a formal way to show all values that work.
- 17. Graphing shows the inequality on a coordinate plane. It includes the boundary line and the shading.
- 19. Less than means a value is smaller than another. It uses the < symbol.
