Question

Any help would be great!!
graph the inequality
4x - 2y < -3

Answer 1

First, graph the equation 4x - 2y = -3
Pick a testing point (0, 0)
LS = 4(0) - 2(0) = 0 > -3
So, (0, 0) is NOT included in the shaded region. In other words, shade the region where (0, 0) is not located at.

Answer 2

that helps...but i don't know how to graph 4x - 2y = -3

Answer 3

Put x =0 into the equation to find the corresponding y-value. (0, y)
Put y =0 into the equation to find the corresponding x-value. (x, 0)

Plot these 2 points on a graph with marked scale. Draw a line joining the 2 points. Write the equation next to the line.

Answer 4

so would the end graph look something like this?

Answer 5

Yes, I think!

Answer 6

great thanks so much for you help!

Answer 7

Welcome!