graph the system of linear inequalities. Then state two possible solutions. y 2x + 2 y

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graph the system of linear inequalities. Then state two possible solutions.

y> 2x + 2 

y< -3/2x - 5

raden · Answer

can u graph a straight line equation y=mx+c ?

anonymous · Answer

No we just started this unit.

anonymous · Answer

first
y=2x+2
y=-3/2x-5

anonymous · Answer

Okay, I'm following along so far.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

and u make it anotther equation like me ok.

richyw · Answer

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richyw · Answer

so anything in the dark red would satisfy both inequalities

richyw · Answer

the blue is $y>2x+2$ and the red is $y<−\frac32 x−5$

richyw · Answer

so all you have to do is graph the lines $y=2x+2$ and $y=-\frac32 x-5$ (I would use a dotted line for  $>$ or $<$ and a solid line for $\geq$ or $\leq$). Then shade in above or below the line depending what is required. Then your solutions will look like that graph, and where the shading overlaps is where you get a solution