graph y=4, x=6 and y=4-4/3x
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okay
y = 4 is a horizontal line crossing the y - axis at 4
x = 6 is a vertical line crossing the x - axis at 6
i assume the last one is \[y=4-\frac{4}{3}x\]
this crosses the y - axis at 4, but if you want to graph it you should plot some other points
fro example if x = 3 then y = 0 so you can plot the points (3, 0) and (0,4) and connect the dots
this is the whole question : a park is bounded on the grid below by the lines y=4,x=6 and y=4-4/3x
ok well do you have the figure drawn?
draw the park a graph
idk how? help
then find the inequality for the park
y = 4 is a horizontal line crossing the y - axis at 4 x = 6 is a vertical line crossing the x - axis at 6
aahh an inequality for the bounded region. well you see from the picture that y , 4 yes?
and x < 6
and they both have to be above the line
uha and....
so the equation is .....
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