Question

When graphing a system of inequalities, the line is dotted for the ____ and ____ symbols.
When graphing a system of inequalities, the line is solid for the ____ and ____ symbols.
When graphing a system of inequalities, the graph is shaded above the line for the ____ and ____ symbols
When graphing a system of inequalities, the graph is shaded below the line for the ____ and ____ symbols.
The solution to a system of inequalities is represented on the graph where ______________
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Answer 1

I'm sorry about the last question. Hero likes to cause problems all the time would you like to continue the last problem you had

Answer 2

its ok i understood the last problem after you explained the first part to me, this is my last problem on my assignment i can't seem to find the answers for.

Answer 3

\[x-3y=5\]
\[3x-y=-1\]

first you have to write each in matrix form since Cramer's rule uses the Determinants to solve the system.

Do yo know how to do this

Answer 4

Alright i'll help you with this question then. When you have a dotted line, it means the values on that line are not included in the inequality

Answer 5

Yes I Actually had my mother help me with the last part because i didnt want to get in the dispute between you two.

Answer 6

for example if you have the inequality

\[y<x+1\]

Answer 7

if you graph x+1 you get a line like this

Answer 8

Now this says that y is less than x+1 meaning it cannot be any value on this line

Answer 9

I Have to Insert Symbols, So would the symbols be <,+ for the first one or <,>

Answer 10

if it cannot be on the line, it is denoted by a dotted line. therefore

<,> are your signs in which you have a dotted line

Answer 11

this is the same for a line such as x>5

Answer 12

x can be anything greater than 5 but cannot be 5 which is the line (x=5)