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OpenStudy (anonymous):

help

OpenStudy (anonymous):

OpenStudy (across):

What parts of it are you struggling with?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

the whole thing

OpenStudy (across):

Look at the first question: both lines are dotted. That means any choice having a ≤ or a ≥ are wrong. That leaves us with two choices: B. \[3x+2y<6,\]\[3x-5y<20.\]D.\[3x+2y<6,\]\[3x-5y>20.\]Both have the same first equation and the only difference in the second is the direction of the inequality. Let's solve the second equation of the second choice:\[3x-5y>20,\]\[3x-20>5y,\]\[y<(3/5)x-4.\]This one means that the region should be shaded below, which it is. So, the answer is D.

OpenStudy (across):

For the second question, you only have to do two things: 1. Simplify the denominator. 2. Rationalize the remaining expression.

OpenStudy (across):

For the third question, notice that both lines are parallel and have inverse y-intercepts, so to speak.

OpenStudy (across):

To answer the fourth question, you need to know what the discriminant of polynomial is.

OpenStudy (across):

Do you understand these questions now?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yes, i understand, thank you .

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