GCSE · Inequalities
Inequalities as regions on a graphExam-style questions
Why an inequality in x and y claims a HALF-PLANE, why testing one point settles which side, and how several inequalities carve out a region together.
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- 1(a) On the grid, shade the region that satisfies all of these inequalities.
Label the region .(4 marks)
Only three of the four inequalities are needed to describe the region .
(b) Write down the inequality that is not needed.
(1 mark)Level 4 · 5 marksTry it - 2The diagram shows three straight lines and a region bounded by them.Diagram NOT accurately drawn
All three boundary lines are included in .
Write down the three inequalities that define .Level 4 · 3 marksTry it - 3The diagram shows the lines , and , and a region bounded by them.Diagram NOT accurately drawn
All three boundary lines are included in .
Write down the three inequalities that define .Level 4 · 3 marksTry it - 4A triangular region is bounded by the three inequalities
Work out the coordinates of the three vertices of the region.Level 4 · 3 marksTry it - 5The diagram shows the vertical line (solid), the line (dashed), and the horizontal line (solid). The region lies to the right of the vertical line, above the dashed line, and below the horizontal line.Write down the three inequalities that define the region .
(A dashed line is not included in the region; a solid line is.)Level 4 · 3 marksTry it
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