Question

graph the following inequality.

y+x<2(x-1)-x how do I graph this ? I need help!

Answer 1

Try to get the y by itself. For now just consider the < as an =
Hint: distribute the 2 to the x and the -1
hint 2: subtract x from both sides

Answer 2

ok

Answer 3

\[Y + X < 2(x - 1) -x\] is that correct?

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

isnt it y+x<2x-2-x

Answer 6

not capitals though\[y + x < 2(x - 1) -x\]

Answer 7

\[y + x < 2x - 2 - x\]\[y + x < x - 2\]\[y < 2\]

Answer 8

watch the negative x on the right @Anonymous1321

Answer 9

y + x < 2x - 2 - x
-x -x
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y < x - 2 - x
-x +x
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y < - 2

Answer 10

That's better.

Answer 11

so thats the answer

Answer 12

but how do i graph it?

Answer 13

You wanted the graph, right?