Intermediate Algebra Exam 4: Solving Linear Systems and Inequalities, Exams of Algebra

The solutions manual for chapter 4 of an intermediate algebra textbook. It includes various methods for solving linear systems, such as graphing, substitution, elimination, and the use of matrices. Additionally, it covers the solution of linear inequalities through graphing. Intended for students enrolled in an intermediate algebra course.

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Intermediate
Algebra
Chapter 4
Exam
Each
problem
is
worth
10
points.
You
must
show
all
work
to
receive
ftill
credit.
Solve
the
following
linear system by graphing.
y
=
—x-3
Name
i
I
i
1
X
t
w s >
\
\ \ \
\
\
—_-|
I
'•
t
Solve
the
following
linear system by graphing.
y
= 2.y + 4
2.
6y-3>^
=
^8
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Intermediate Algebra

Chapter 4 Exam

Each problem is worth 10 points. You must show all work to receive ftill credit.

Solve the following linear system by graphing.

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Solve the following linear system by graphing.

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Solve the following linear systems by substitution.

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Solve the following linear systems by the method of your choice.

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9. A rowing team, while practicing, rowed an average of 16 miles per hour with the current and 8.6 miles per hour against the current. Determine the team's rowing speed in stiU water and the speed of the current.

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11. A person invested $40,000 among three different investments. He has some money invested in ( that gives 7% interest. The second account has $5,000 less than the first account and gives 5% i third account gives 3% interest. If the total interest for 1 year was $2300, find the amount invest account. ,. _/^'''''^Z~t~^''_ Let X = \vcm<'^w^^(^ faff^ Let u - ^\cv^^cl VNf'^^(;% m {^ir^.cC Let 2^ = i;nv^#('-\i y^f. y < ; : ^

one account ;ss man me tirst account and gives 5% interest. The year was $2300, find the amount invested in each

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Equations:

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Solve the following system of linear inequalities by graphing.

Solve the following system of linear inequalities by graphing.