Which of the following inequalities matches the graph of a solid line through the points (0,1) and (2, -3) with shading above the line? a. y ≥ -2x + 1 b. y > -2x + 1 c. y ≤ -2x + 1
so what do you think is the slope of the line that passes through -> (0,1) and (2, -3) ?
slope is -2/1?
hmm, wait a second, I notice all right sides are the same, nevermind the slope then
yes is -2, but all have -2 so well, anyhow a SOLID LINE in inequality graphing means "y is GREATER THAN" or "y is LESS THAN"
as opposed to GREATER THAN OR EQUALS TO, which means a "dashed line"
oh I missed choice d. The correct inequality is not listed. That's what I think the answer is
so, what's D?
because since it's a SOLID line, you can pretty much rule out A and B
I mean A and C
d. The correct inequality is not listed.
ohh that's D: not listed, darn didn't read correctly heheh
well, ruling out A and C only leaves B since all A B and C are using the same form for the right-side, then I'd gather that's the equation, and so the choice will be the obvious one
choice d?
h..... wait... darn I got mixed
hold the mayo, a solid line means \(\bf \ge\) or \(\bf \le\)
so is either A or C, man dohhh
Ack! I hate these things!
my bad, that was my mix up though
lemme get the line
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there, as you can see, is a declining function, a negative slope -2 so now let's test around some points NOT IN THE LINE say let's test for say (-2, 1) is not the line let's plug those values in A) 1 ≥ -2(-2) + 1 1 ≥ 5 so we know that \(\bf 1 \cancel{ \ge } 5\) so it's not A
now let's test C, our other candidate same point (-2, 1) not in the line 1 ≤ -2(-2) + 1 1 ≤ 5 so we do know that indeed \(\large \bf 1 \le 5\)
so, that's your choice
sorry on the mix up solid lines mean GREATER/LESS OR EQUAL dashed lines mean GREATER/LESS
wow thanks!!
yw
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