Plzz help!

Look at the graph below:
Which part of the graph best represents the solution set to the system of inequalities y ≥ x + 1 and y + x ≤ -1?

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Plzz help!

Look at the graph below:
Which part of the graph best represents the solution set to the system of inequalities y ≥ x + 1 and y + x ≤ -1?

anonymous · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

A. Part A
B.  Part B
C.  Part C
D.  Part D

anonymous · Answer

@iGreen @inowalst @mathteacher1729 plz help

anonymous · Answer

@HelpBlahBlahBlah @Tootles143

anonymous · Answer

@tomorrow @KJ4UTS

anonymous · Answer

@BloomLocke367

anonymous · Answer

can u help?

anonymous · Answer

No. Sowy. :'( Not good at math at all.

anonymous · Answer

its cool

bloomlocke367 · Answer

do you have any ideas?

anonymous · Answer

no not really

anonymous · Answer

@BloomLocke367 can u help me plz and also @iambatman

bloomlocke367 · Answer

can you identify which lines those equations make?

anonymous · Answer

do u mean like which part (part A, part B, part C and part D) ?

anonymous · Answer

@BloomLocke367  ^

bloomlocke367 · Answer

no... can you just find the lines for the linear inequalities?

anonymous · Answer

yeah would it be < or = to and > or = to?

bloomlocke367 · Answer

that's not what I mean. you need to first just find the line y=x+1 and line y=-x-1

anonymous · Answer

sorry im not that good in math can u explain ^

bloomlocke367 · Answer

if you were to graph y=x+1, what would it look like?

anonymous · Answer

@inowalst @Math&ReadingHelp @Helpppmeee1999 @HelpMePlease14 @Loser66  plz help me with this Q ^

anonymous · Answer

@MathNinja_C

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@iambatman

anonymous · Answer

Note that |dw:1427848570021:dw| right?

anonymous · Answer

So if you add 1 |dw:1427848624058:dw| this is what happens, you're adding 1 in the x - direction so it moves towards the left.