Solve the system of inequalities by graphing

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notamathgenius · Answer

$$4y < -3x $$
$$y < \frac{ 3 }{ 4 }x$$

notamathgenius · Answer

@AravindG

notamathgenius · Answer

@Ashleyisakitty

yrelhan4 · Answer

Graph the equations first..  4y=-3x and 4y=3x..

notamathgenius · Answer

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notamathgenius · Answer

That's all I can do :(

yrelhan4 · Answer

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it would be something like this with slopes -3/4 and 3/4 respectively..

notamathgenius · Answer

Ok so when it says solve it by graphing thats what I put, correct?

yrelhan4 · Answer

umm its not solved yet.. but thats what you do first.. graph the equalities..
i'll write the next step in the next post.

yrelhan4 · Answer

next.. you need to remember this.. whenever you have anything like y > x + something or whatever.. i mean a linear equation with y greater than x.. it means you have to gepah the area above the line.. and for a less than sign... y< x + something.. a linear equation. with y less than x .. it basically means the area below the line.. i'll mark the area in the figure in the next post.. you get this btw? http://www.purplemath.com/modules/ineqgrph.htm This can be helpful.. i dont really explain things all that well..

notamathgenius · Answer

Cheers, for trying though :) you helped me out

yrelhan4 · Answer

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the lines marks the area for line 4y<-3x and the circles kinda thing marks the area for the line 4y<3x..