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OpenStudy (kitkat1):

Medal for best answer!!!!! Graph the system of inequalities presented here on your own paper, then use your graph to answer the following questions: y > 3x + 10 y is less than negative 3 over 4 times x minus 1 Part A: Describe the graph of the system, including shading and the types of lines graphed. Provide a description of the solution area. Part B: Is the point (8, 10) included in the solution area for the system? Justify your answer mathematically.

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

@foolofatook

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

2nd equation y<-3/4x -1

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

I graphed them both using a calculator and know I need to determine weather the lines are dashed or solid

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

http://www.mathpapa.com/algebra-calculator.html

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

I used this site

OpenStudy (foolofatook):

you answer the question for both of them?

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

I dont really know how to answer them

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

I know where they intersect but dont get the rest

OpenStudy (foolofatook):

(for the first equation) a. the graph has a positive slope of 3 with a y intercept of 10. b. no. because the y intercept is (0,10) and can therefore cannot contain (8,10)

OpenStudy (foolofatook):

and do the same for the other equation

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

How did you find all that for the first equation?

OpenStudy (foolofatook):

looking at the graph from the website link

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

1st line is shaded above the line, and is a dashed line. Positive slope of 3 and y intercept of 10. 2nd equation is shaded below the line, and is a dashed line.

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

Does this look right so far?

OpenStudy (foolofatook):

yes. but describe the slope and intercept for equation 2

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

How can I find them?

OpenStudy (foolofatook):

intercept= where the line passes through the x or y lines

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

It passed through -1,-1 right?

OpenStudy (foolofatook):

slope= y2-y1/x2-x1 using two points on the line

OpenStudy (foolofatook):

yes. the y intercept is just -1

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

slope is 2?

OpenStudy (foolofatook):

slope is 1

OpenStudy (kitkat1):

Okay thanks alot If I will need more help I will let u know

OpenStudy (foolofatook):

ok.

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