LINEAR INEQUALITY

- represent the unequal relation between two algebraic expressions that includes two distinct variables.
- the symbols used between the expression will be '<', '>', '≤' or '≥'
- Broken Line – used in graphing inequalities with the symbol > or <
- Solid line - used in graphing inequalities with the symbol ≥ or ≤
- To find if an ordered pair is a solution, substitute the value of x and y and see if the statement is true. If it is true
then it is a solution, if it is false then it is not a solution.

STEPS IN SOLVING

a. Write the inequality

b. Solve
c. Graph

FUNCTION

- relation in which NO two ordered pairs have the same first element

WAYS TO REPRESENT A RELATION/FUNCTION

a. mapping diagram
b. set of ordered pair
c. graphing

VERTICAL LINE TEST

- a test to know if the graph of an equation is a function.

DOMAIN

- the set of all the x’s

- independent variable
- input

RANGE

- the set of all the y’s

- dependent variable
- output

Conditional Statement If p then q

Converse Statement If q then p
Inverse Statement If not p then not q
Contrapositive Statement If not q then not p

If you live in San Fernando, then you live in Pampanga.

You live in San Fernando = hypothesis = p

You live in Pampanga = conclusion = q