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Using Overlap on a Graph to Determine a Linear Inequality

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How does the region of overlap on a graph determine the solution of a system of linear inequalities?

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This shows how to determine linear equality solutions using overlap on a graph.

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The region of overlap is where all the equations in a system of equations are true. For example look at the ...

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