Choose the correct graph of the following system of inequalities: 3x + 5y < 10 x – 4y≤ 12
Isolate y first.
3x + 5y < 10 5y < 10-3x y < (10-3)/5
x – 4y≤ 12 4y ≤ x-12 y ≤ (x-12)/4
idk.how.to.do.it.on.the.graph.afta.i.isolate.the.y
@uj1024 It really doesn't..... when she's taking a test :(
Okay, we have \(\large y < \frac{(10-3)}{5}\) and \(\large y ≤ \frac{(x-12)}{4}\)
The '<' sign indicate that the inequality doesn't include the line.
where.the.x.go.in.the.first.one?
If we drag the slope down. We'll get: \(\large \frac{-3x+10}{5} \rightarrow -\frac{3}{5}x+2\) Sorry, the x completely disappeared D:
and \(\large \frac{x-12}{4} \rightarrow \frac{1}{4}x-3\)
ook.i.got.that.part.i.think
So we have \(\huge y<-\frac{3}{5}x+2\) and \(\huge y≤\frac{1}{4}x-3\)
The first inequation's slope is negative, therefore it's going down, and the other one is going up.
its.the.last.one.or.the.second.one.but.i.dont.understand.how.to.graph.it
Now, if y is smaller than the function itself, it mean that the shadowed zone should be all under both inequations.
|dw:1339987022164:dw| and the function should be dotted, since it's a > sign.
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