Question

Graph the solution set of the system of inequalities:

x < 2
-x + y < 2

Answer 1

Which one should I choose?

Answer 2

Let's take the second inequality and solve for \(x\) :-)

Answer 3

@ParthKohli how? like what?

Answer 4

Actually, you could just solve for \(y\) like this: \(y < 2 + x\).

Answer 5

like which graph? ;)

Answer 6

And \(x\) is less than \(2\), right?

Answer 7

i think..

Answer 8

I can't really tell you the answer, I'd lead you to it!

Answer 9

ok then! :)

Answer 10

So, \(x\) can't be more than \(2\). We start by this line.

Answer 11

Also, \(y < 2 + x\). If we take \(x =1\), then \(y < 2 + 1\) right?

Answer 12

right!

Answer 13

:)

Answer 14

Yup, so we can kinda "shade" all the \(y\)'s less than \(3\) where \(x =1\).

Answer 15

And then we can take \(x =0\), so \(y < 0 + 2\) right?

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

So we can "shade" all the \(y\)'s less than \(2\) at \(x = 0\). OK?

Answer 18

k

Answer 19

And finally, join both blocks and continue that

Answer 20

Alright!

Answer 21

Do you see something similar in the choices?

Answer 22

So like this?

Answer 23

Yes.

Answer 24

That's the answer? :)

Answer 25

Yeah!

Answer 26

THANKS SO MUCH! :-)

Answer 27

:-D

Answer 28

He you're BRILLIENT!!!!!!!! GENIUS!

Answer 29

LOLZ

Answer 30

That is the worst joke ever!

Answer 31

Not a joke! :|