Question

Determine the type of boundary line and shading for the graph of the inequality -3x - y > -6

Answer 1

Im not sure but I can bring to you some1 who does(well maybe lol)

Answer 2

@yummydum this kid needs help!

Answer 3

are you doing flvs?

Answer 4

No, I'm doing GAVS

Answer 5

ohh
like for georgia

Answer 6

http://www.webmath.com/cgi-bin/tgraph.cgi?xmin%3D%2D5%26xmax%3D5%26ymin%3D%2D5%26ymax%3D5%26samples%3D100%26s%3D6%2D3x%26color%3DRed%26pltype%3Dineq%26ineq%3Dgt

Note: The graphical answer to your inequality DOES NOT INCLUDE any point on the black solid curve. On your work, you should draw the solid curve shown as a dashed curve.

Answer 7

Yeah

Answer 8

Curve meaning line?

Answer 9

yea sorry :)

Answer 10

So it would be a dashed line with shading on the side that does not include the origin?

Answer 11

im sorry the graph i gave you was wrong...the shading is on the opposite side
the graph of the inequality -3x-y>-6 is a dashed line with shading on its left

Answer 12

http://www.webmath.com/cgi-bin/tgraph.cgi?xmin%3D%2D5%26xmax%3D5%26ymin%3D%2D5%26ymax%3D5%26samples%3D100%26s%3D6%2D3x%26color%3DRed%26pltype%3Dineq%26ineq%3Dlt

Answer 13

So a dashed line with shading on the side that includes the origin?

Answer 14

hope this helps! :) (and yes im 100% sure that the answer i have provided is correct ;))

Answer 15

yup :)

Answer 16

Care to help with some more?

Answer 17

mm....sorry im actually leaving :\ ....im sure @jim_thompson5910 would love to help :D

Answer 18

Alright, thanks!

Answer 19

@awesomeness123 be a gentleman and see what you can do for her :)

Answer 20

Solve the inequality 2x + 8 < 5x - 4

Answer 21

Start by subtracting 5x from both sides

Answer 22

Is the answer x>4?

Answer 23

you got it

Answer 24

I'm just going to throw questions at you one after another, is that cool with you?

Answer 25

sure

Answer 26

Which of the following ordered pairs is not a solution to the inequality y > -3x + 5?
(0, 6)

(2, 0)

(-1, 9)

(1, -1)

Answer 27

tell me what you get or if you need help

Answer 28

Could you help?

Answer 29

Wait, is it (0,6)?

Answer 30

alright

Answer 31

y > -3x + 5

6 > -3(0) + 5 .. Plug in (0,6)

6 > 0 + 5

6 > 5

which is true

so it's a solution

Do the same for the others

Answer 32

There are others that could be the solution (you don't know until you can verify or rule them out)

Answer 33

Wait never mind lol (1,-1)?

Answer 34

you got it, (1, -1) is the answer

Answer 35

Connie needs to burn at least 500 calories at the gym today. She can burn 20 calories per minute on the treadmill (t) and 10 calories per minute on the elliptical trainer (e). Which inequality below can be used to find the possible combinations of time she could spend on each machine and still meet her goal of burning at least 500 calories?

20t - 10e 500

20t + 10e 500

20t - 10e 500

20t + 10e 500

Answer 36

Oh, sorry, I forgot the signs, the first one is greater than or equal to, the second is less than or equal to, the third is greater than or equal to, the fourth is less than or equal to.

Answer 37

sorry, another mistake lol, it was the 1st and last are greater than or equal to, the middle two and less than or equal to.

Answer 38

which one do you think it is