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Free SAT Linear inequalities in one or two variables Practice Questions
The SAT tests inequalities in one or two variables through constraint problems — a budget, a minimum score, a capacity — and by asking which region of a graph satisfies a system. The algebra mirrors equations with one rule added.
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How the SAT tests linear inequalities in one or two variables
You translate constraints into inequalities, solve them, and identify the region or the integer values that satisfy every constraint at once.
Where the points go
Forgetting to flip the inequality sign when multiplying or dividing by a negative, and including an endpoint the constraint excludes.
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Other Algebra skills
- Linear equations in one variable
- Linear equations in two variables
- Linear functions
- Systems of two linear equations in two variables