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1 Cookies Quiz Practice Page This quiz will cover graphing linear inequalities, graphing a system of linear inequalities, and writing the constraints for a given situation. To help you prepare for the quiz, you can use the problems below and review the homework assignments listed. Graphing linear inequalities Homework to review: - Graphing Linear Inequalities WS - p.- Picturing Cookies Part Practice problems: - page of this document (answers are on page 6) Graphing Systems of Linear Inequalities Homework to review: - p.0 Picturing Cookies Part - p. Feasible Diets - p. Picturing Pictures - Graphing Systems of Linear Inequalities WS Practice problems: - pages - of this document (answers are on pages 7-8) Writing constraints Homework to review: - writing the constraints for the Cookies problem - p.9 Healthy Animals - Graphing Systems of Linear Inequalities WS #7-8 Practice problems: - page of this document (answers are on page 9)
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