The graph shown is the solution set for which of the inequalities given below?
y ≤ |x| - 2 y < |x + 2| y ≤ |x + 2|
i get the first one
are those the choices for the graph?
it's not the first.
ya ok
then im not sure
(i) y ≤ |x| - 2 (ii) y < |x + 2| (iii) y ≤ |x + 2| From the graph, you can see that all y values are greater than or equal to 0. From this, we can know that (i) must not be the choice. ( Let x=-1, |x| = 1, y=|x|-2 = 1-2 = -1 -> not the solution in the graph, so (i) must be wrong) Then, you have only 2 options left. To distinguish the two, you need to know the line for inequality with the sign '<' and '≤' For '<', the line of the graph should be drawn with a dotted line, while for '≤', it's not. So, observe the graph again, can you get the answer now?
so its the middle one
Why?
It is not a dotted line, yes. But for dotted line, the sign should be '<'. Now, it's not, what should be the sign then?
my equation buttons not work ing but it would be the last one
Yes, it's the last one :)
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