Select the inequality that corresponds to the given graph.
2x - 5y >/= -10 x - y > 3 2x - y < -4 x + 2y >/= -8
@AriPotta
which choices can we eliminate first?
First, you need to find an equation for that line. it looks to be y=2x+4. since the line is dashed, the inequality does not have an "or equal to " part in it. you need to find an equation (out of your choices) that looks like y=2x+4 and does not have an "or equal to" part
B and C @AriPotta
@etemplin oky doky
a and d, because those lines would be solid*
does that make sense @Gabylovesyou? >/= and </= are are solid lines. and < and > are dashed. the line in the graph is dashed, so we know it's not a or d
ohh ok
we should put b and c into slope-intercept form. do you know what b would look like in slope-intercept form?
y = mx+b
yea, but i mean what would x - y > 3 look like in slope-intercept form
y = 3x + b ???
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no. if you want to move x over, you subtract from both sides. Then divide by negative 1 to get y as a positive number. what do you end up with?
alright, i'll show you how to do b, and then you can do c, ok?
|dw:1351396254592:dw| do you see how i did that?
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