SAT Math / Linear Relationships

Graphing Inequalities in Desmos

Part of the full libraryOpens January 2, 2027 · $97 for a year
What’s included
slopeFor a nonvertical line, slope is the change in y divided by the change in x: y’s change per unit of x. A vertical line has undefined slope.

You’ll leave with these skills

  1. Find which point solves a system of two inequalitiesGraph both inequalities in Desmos and pick the answer choice that sits where the two shaded regions overlap.
  2. Find the greatest y-coordinate a system of two inequalities allowsClick the corner where the two boundary lines cross, then check the whole numbers next to it in both inequalities.
  3. Find a model’s greatest output when only some x-values are allowedType the allowed x-values in braces after the equation, then click the highest point of the part of the graph Desmos draws.
  4. Tell when substituting the answer choices beats graphing themPut each answer choice’s x- and y-values into the inequality and see which ones make it true.

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