Question

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Answer 1

here is what I got for part A

Part A:
y > 1x + -1
y < 2x + 3

I will first graph y > 1x + -1 by plotting the y-intercept at (0, -1) then going up 1 unit, then right 1 unit, because the slope is 1. I am going to keep on doing that until it forms a line. This line will be dashed and also shaded above the line.

I am now going to graph y < 2x + 3 by plotting the y-intercept at (0, 3) then going up 2 units, then right 1 unit since the slope is 2. I keep on doing this until it forms a line. This line will also be dashed, but shaded under the line.

Answer 2

do I verify if the point c and f are in the shaded region by plugging in their coordinates into the equations?

Answer 3

@Nnesha @Zale101

Answer 4

@tkhunny

Answer 5

@sammixboo maybe

Answer 6

Yeah I think you have the right idea.

Answer 7

I think so as well.

Answer 8

Hey @sammixboo thanks for the help earlier today

Answer 9

ok how about part C?

Answer 10

Remember to go both up and down @KaylaIsBae !

Answer 11

would I first plot the equation and whichever is in the shaded region she cn go to

Answer 12

how did you get equations ??

Answer 13

Yeah!

Answer 14

it says to come up with the equations

Answer 15

it says create as system which only contains point C and F
i guess u have to use that two points to find equation