Question

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Answer 1

pleh

Answer 2

find the range of values that satisfy the inequality

Answer 3

ik i need to shade one side but how to find the points?

Answer 4

what?

Answer 5

pick any number such that -5*number + 4 is greater than the y

Answer 6

-5(x)+4>y?

Answer 7

its the same thing but how do i find the points sry

Answer 8

Pick a point, any point — I usually pick (0,0) because the arithmetic is easy. Does it satisfy the inequality? If so, shade the side of the line that contains your test point. Otherwise, shade the other side.

Answer 9

is it (-1,9) (0,4) (1,-1) (2,-6)?

Answer 10

As for how you find the line, turn the inequality into an equality, and graph the line. Here you would have -5x + 4 = y.

Answer 11

okay so 0=-5(0)+4?

Answer 12

Pick any two points on that line and draw a straight line through them. Again, I like to pick 0 if at all possible, so let x = 0, y = -5(0)+ 4 = -5+4 = -1. (0,-1) is a point on the line. Next, let y = 0 and find x: 0 = -5x + 4, -5x = -4, x = 4/5, so (4/5, 0) is a point on the line. Draw a line through them. Now you've got your line showing the division, and you just need to find which side to shade.

Answer 13

okay the shaded side is the left but i cant get the line through 4/5

Answer 14

so 0,4 and 1,-1

Answer 15

can you help me Jack?

Answer 16

i think the answer is 0,4 and 1,-1. the the shaded is on the left side. am i right?

Answer 17

am i right?

Answer 18

mate i'm sorry, i don't actually know what an inequality is

your graph hits the y axis at point (0, 4)
linear graph with gradient -5
crosses the x axis at point (0.8, 0)

as the q states that y is smaller than -5x + 4, i'm just guessing but i think it's everything underneath the line (that's where the smaller y values are)

Answer 19

okay thanks

Answer 20

i know 0,4 is right but is 1,-1

Answer 21

Mark 4 on the y axis. From that point, go down 5 and right 1. Draw the line and make it a solid line.

Answer 22

Shade below the line.

Answer 23

so i was right?