The graph below represents which system of inequalities?
y < -2x + 6 y < x + 2 y -2x + 6 y x + 2 y < x - 2 y > 2x + 2 None of the above
Ok Let's start with the Yellow graph. Let's look at it like a line ok?
Ok :)
Now we know that the equation of a line is Y = Mx +B right?
B or D. Im not sure because the symbols are gone for B.
The symbols for B is <=
and yes @babyshawol
Ok so by looking at the line we can find the slope which is Rise/Run. So by picking a point we can find the slope.
I'll show you an example wait
So As you can see Where the black outline is I picked 2 points that were clear so count the Vertical units and the horizontal units of the black outline. What do you get?
The principal factor in this problem is to determine whether it is \[< or \le \]to determine which answer is correct A or B What does the dashed line indicate? Does that mean it includes the line (=)? Or does that mean only greater than the line?
I think you already have established the equations for the lines: y=-2x + 6 y= x + 2
All that remains is to determine whether y is greater than or is y equal to and greater than.
It means the it is less than or more than but not equal to so therefore A would be correct?
I am inclined to agree with you, as otherwise if it was B they would of used a solid line (I believe that is the convention)
The third choice is wrong as it does not represent the lines in your graph.
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