Question

Look at the graph below:

Answer 1

ummmm where?

Answer 2

@mathmath333

Answer 3

first identify the line
in the graph

\(y=x+1\) and \(y+x=-1\)

Answer 4

OHHH part D maybe

Answer 5

or C part C i go with c because -1 is in it

Answer 6

m not asking u the options ., m asking u to identify the two lines in the diagram

Answer 7

Honestly idk

Answer 8

the one which has point
\((0,1)\) and \((-1,0)\)

is \(y=x+1\) as if satifies the point
and the other one is \(y+x=-1\)

Answer 9

OHHHHHH its in A

Answer 10

how can u say that ?

Answer 11

its where those points are

Answer 12

i said that to find the eqution of line, it doesnt say thats the region.

Answer 13

Or u know it could be d idk because the little point is on the line between

Answer 14

Ohhhhhhhh ok wait

Answer 15

I swear idk what the equation of the line was

Answer 16

so try to put 4 points from each region
\((0,2) \)
\((2,0)\)
\((-2,0)\)
\((0,-2)\)

in the two inequalities and see which point it satisfies

Answer 17

how is that going to show me it just doesn't make sense ???

Answer 18

example

\((2,0)\)
\(0\geq 2+1\)

its false so option B is not true

Answer 19

as 0 is not greater than 3

Answer 20

@iambatman