Question

Please help terrible at graphs What is the graph of the inequality?
-3y>=6x - 3

Answer 1

@1on1

Answer 2

@JakeV8

Answer 3

solve for the y value first, before you try to graph.

you have that "-3" in front of the y, so you need to divide both sides by -3 to get y all alone.

However, watch out!! :) This is an inequality, and one of the rules is that if you multiply or divide both sides by a negative number, you have to switch the direction of the inequality to point the other way.

So,
-3y ≥ 6x - 3
-3y / (-3) ≤ (6x - 3) / (-3)

Answer 4

uh ok

Answer 5

i seriously have no idea what to do i dont understand how you got all that stuff after so,

Answer 6

lik e i dont get the second line

Answer 7

-3y / (-3) ≤ (6x - 3) / (-3)
?????

Answer 8

\(\frac{-3y}{-3} ≤ \frac{6x-3}{-3}\).

Answer 9

You're dividing both sides by the same value so you get the inequality with the subject y.

Answer 10

is the shaded part on the uper right of the graph?

Answer 11

?

Answer 12

No. It's the region below the line.

Answer 13

what????

Answer 14

you could always put the inequality in geogebra to get your answer

Answer 15

but if you have to explain it, then don't

Answer 16

ive been on this question for an hour this is annoying why can i cant just get an answer i guess people forget im taking timed tests

Answer 17

plus i have no freakin idea what any of this is

Answer 18

\[y \le 1-2x is the formula graph one \sec\]

Answer 19

what is that crap

Answer 20

\[y \le 1-2x\]

Answer 21

that is the formula and graphing give me a sec

Answer 22

use geogebra for graphs so you don't waste your time

Answer 23

yeah what ari potta posted is the graph

Answer 24

I like wolframalpha a little better

Answer 25

at least someone answered my question after an hour thank you @AriPotta

Answer 26

i've heard of wolfram, but personally haven't used it before