Question

Help Me Please

Answer 1

I need help with 2 and 3

2.The inequalities: Show the work for finding the inequality that defines each segment.

3.A point: Choose a point within the boundaries of the shape, and show algebraically that the point satisfies all of the inequalities

Answer 2

Idk for sure

Answer 3

@mathstudent55 @welshfella can you help me?

Answer 4

this sucks xD none can help me

Answer 5

ok @Keigh2015 can you help at all?

Answer 6

Sorry man I can't help

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

First find the equations for each of the lines

Answer 9

eg The line joining (4,8) and (9,13) is y = x + 4

Answer 10

how did you get that?

Answer 11

and area under that is y > x + 4

Answer 12

y > x + 4 is 4,8 to 9,3?

Answer 13

first find the slope

y2 - y1
------ = (13 - 8) / (9-4) = 1
x2 - x1

Then plug this and one of the points into the general equation

y - y1 = m(x - x1)

y - 13 = 1(x - 9)
which simplifies to y = x + 4

Answer 14

now you need to do that for the other 3 lines

Answer 15

no (4,8) to (9,13)

Answer 16

ok so

Answer 17

So if (4,8) to (9,13) is y = x + 4

Answer 18

Then
y2 - y1
------ = (4 - 8) / (9 - 3) = ?
x2 - x1

Answer 19

How would I solve that @welshfella

Answer 20

4-9 and -8+3

Answer 21

ok 4-9 is 5 and -8+3 is -5

Answer 22

no 9-4 and -3+ 8 I believe I mixed them up

Answer 23

thats 5 and 5

Answer 24

so 10?

Answer 25

I swear I'm wrong just ask welsh..xD

Answer 26

no this line has negative slope and is at right angles to the one joining (4,8) and (9,13)
so its slope is -1

y-y1 = m(x - x1)
y - 8 = -1(x - 4)
y = -x + 4 + 8
y = -x + 12

Answer 27

wow i cant believe it im so lost rn

Answer 28

is that for 9,3 or 9,13?

Answer 29

that is the equation for the line joining (4,8) and )9,3)

Answer 30

there are the slopes of the four lines

Answer 31

wow I just got ignored..:O..well then..bye