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A system of linear inequalities is shown below:

y − x < 0
x − 1 > 0

Which of the following graphs best represents the solution set to this system of linear inequalities?

I will attach the rest.

Answer 1

A

Answer 2

B

Answer 3

C

Answer 4

D

Answer 5

Just not sure how to use the equations here to help me solve.

Answer 6

they say, y is smaller than the x, and the x is also larger than 1

the common area to should be the line (dotted) of y=x, shadded umder
and the region x>1, dotted vertical line at x=1 shaded to the right

the intersection of those two regions

Answer 7

|dw:1452310952339:d

that is bad to see, but it looks like C that yuou linked, everything under the diagonal line overlapped with everything to the right of the vertical , results in that shadded common region to both

Answer 8

any of the points in there keep the system consistent

Answer 9

What is the meaning of, :1452310952339:d and when I click on C the equation looks just as it does on my practice test.

Answer 10

oh it meesed up, i was basically drawing the same as the third graph , C

Answer 11

mod5 graph 11.gif one

Answer 12

Yes well I presume dotted line means greater or less then and solid means greater than or equal to or less then or equal to.

Answer 13

Also I think mod5 graph 11.gif one came out wrong.

Answer 14

the total of all the area under the y=x line

Answer 15

Right is this on C?

Answer 16

adding in the region of everything right of x=1 line,

for both to be true, it is just eh common region area that overlaps,