Question

which of the following inequalities matches the graph?

A. The correct inequality is not listed
B. 5x + y greater than or equal to 1
C. 5x + y less than or equal to 1
D. 5x - y greater than or equal to 1

Answer 1

Graph:

Answer 2

@e.mccormick can you help me on this one?

Answer 3

its c

Answer 4

c

Answer 5

thats eazy afff

Answer 6

O_O um... anyone care to explain their answer?

Answer 7

stop being a showoff it is fun to do stuff like that though

Answer 8

go ahead show off

Answer 9

First, I would find the equation of the line.

Answer 10

@caldwelllayna I want you to explain... cause your an amazing user and theres a mod that will ban u

Answer 11

and you dont deserve it .-.

Answer 12

thanks

Answer 13

@caldwelllayna can you help me on another?

Answer 14

First of all my apologies for not responding to you sooner I was helping my mom with something so you would check each answer and see which one would fit into your graph

Answer 15

that is at least how I do it :)

Answer 16

Actually, it would be D
5x - y greater than or equal to 1
-5x -5x
(-y greater than or equal to -5x + 1)/-1
y less than or equal to 5x - 1

Answer 17

^ this kid is confusing me... first said A then now its D

Answer 18

A was a mistake

Answer 19

Hence the reason I deleted my comment

Answer 20

Hence I didn't see that you deleted it

Answer 21

anyone want to help on a second one or no?

Answer 22

ok I will try to help you but I am not an expert at math lol

Answer 23

which of the following inequalities matches the graph?

Answer 24

x < 2
y > 2
y < 2
x > 2

Answer 25

Is it B?

Answer 26

Since it looks like it doesn't have a negative or positive slope :/ idk

Answer 27

If y is > 2 then any y > 2 would be valid. Like this one:

Answer 28

So it is B?

Answer 29

Is that point, on my pic, in the shaded area of your graph?

Answer 30

no

Answer 31

Then it can't be B.

Answer 32

Is it A? since it has a less than sign and your graph shows a negative point

Answer 33

That would mean any X less than 2 would be valid. On your graph, if you put any value with an x less than 2, is it in the shaded area?

Answer 34

Ah I see what your trying to say... so the answer is a point in the shaded area correct?

Answer 35

Well, the inequality you choose needs to be testable at any point. The point must be valid.

There is anothe huge clue. The dashed line is vertical going through what?

Answer 36

What point in what axis does it go through?

Answer 37

i feel dumb so... is the point going through one of the answer choices?

Answer 38

Well, it is a big clue to it.

Answer 39

y axis

Answer 40

No, it never touches the y axis. It crosses the x axis.

Answer 41

Answer is D then thanks

Answer 42

Yah. Things great then x=2 are shaded, so x > 2.