Match the inequality with its graph? Questions and options in comments!
Graphs: A. http://curriculum.kcdistancelearning.com/courses/ALG1x-HS-A06/a/exams/5-HW6/graph_57.gif B. http://curriculum.kcdistancelearning.com/courses/ALG1x-HS-A06/a/exams/5-HW6/graph_55.gif C. http://curriculum.kcdistancelearning.com/courses/ALG1x-HS-A06/a/exams/5-HW6/graph_58.gif D. http://curriculum.kcdistancelearning.com/courses/ALG1x-HS-A06/a/exams/5-HW6/graph_56.gif
Inequalities: 1. x+2y is bigger than or equal to 6 2. x-2y>4 3. y>3+(1/2)x 4. 4y+2x is smaller than or equal to 16
@aum Help please?
\[ x + 2y \ge 6 \\ 2y \ge -x + 6 \\ y \ge -\frac 12 x + 3 \]The graph of this will be a solid line (not a dashed line) that has a negative slope and has an y-intercept of +3.
So, B?
Yes.
And I would follow those same steps on the other ones, too?
Yes. Some useful hints: If it is \(\ge\) or \(\le\) then it will be a solid line. If it is \(\gt\) or \(\lt\) then it will be a dashed line. If the slope is negative, the line will make more than 90 degrees with the positive x-axis. If the slope is positive, the line will make less than 90 degrees with the positive x-axis.
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Okay, thank you very much!
\[ x-2y \gt 4 \\ x > 4 + 2y \\ x - 4 > 2y \\ \frac 12x - 2 > y \\ y < \frac 12x - 2 \]Because of the \( \lt \) sign, the line will be a dashed line. Because the slope is positive, the line will make less than 90 degrees with the positive x-axis. The y-intercept will be -2.
B1, D2, A3, C4?
Right? @aum
You are correct.
Awesome! Thank you again.
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