Can someone help me with the attachment below?

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the first one is sooooooo easy haha

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I got the first one... I think
I need help on the rest of them

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you just have to write down the 2 linear equations, the first one is... y = 5 and y = x
you see the both lines?

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y = 6 i mean

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I have the first one done..

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second one, lets start with the blue line, so to get the y-int, which is "b" in y = mx + b, you count how many steps it went up from 0. as we see it went 2 steps up. so, so far we got y = mx + 2 to find the slope, which is "m" you just do the run over rise. which is 1 so y - x + 2 make sense? if the line is going uphill its positive, if its going downhill its negative

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y = x +2 ..typo again

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Okay...

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do the green one, ok so whats the first step?

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So its that the anwer to the blue one?

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yea..

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But the example is like this....

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oh right.. inequalities... mmm what did you say you got for the first one?

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$$y \le6$$]

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$$y \ge1x$$

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ok, so think about it for a sec, why is it y <=6? by looking at the graph

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I dont know.. Because i don't know im just super confused on everything

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ok so if you look at the blue shaded region, all of it us UNDER 6. that is why Y is less than or equal to 6. because its all under it.

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Okay.. So then then the green is all more than 6?

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yea, but since they dont shade it with blue, obviously thats not the answer

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Okay.. so what does that mean?

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pretend you are just doing the line y = mx + b, then do the < > part. if the shaded region is the top/left side, iyts always y =>, and if the shaded region is the bottom or right its always y =<..... and it its a dashed line, you dont use the equal sign just < and >.

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THANK YOU!

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ok good! lol

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Can you just help me with number 5? Because it has a vertical line and Im not really sure what to do with that?

anonymous · Answer

vertical lines are x. so x => 0

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thank you