HELP!!
@ltrout
IM SORRRRRY HAYDEN its been a while and i have not retained this information
ITS OKA! lol
ltrout you know?
This one shouldn't be too hard. Since y = x, any point that lies on that line is a solution. While, since y > x, any point that is greater than x would be a solution. BUT, since y > x, none of its solutions will be the same solution for y = x. IF you graph y = x you can have these solutions (1,1) (2,2) (3,3) etc. However, if you graph y > x you can have the solutions (1,2) (2,3) etc. So, the solutions for y > x will NEVER be the same as for y = x. Does this help?
Uhm no :( i dont get any of that lol
Here, go to this website: https://www.desmos.com/calculator And put y = x and below it put y > x.
okay it graphed it
Okay, do you see how the left part is shaded blue but it has a dotted line?
Yes
Alright, everywhere there is blue is a solution for y > x. The line for y = x are the only solutions for y = x. Since y > x has a dotted line, any point that falls on that line would not be a solution
okay
So based off of that information, which answer choice do you think it is?
So its B?
A**
Since its not a solution
Yes A would be correct since they won't have the same solutions
Yep you got it! :)
Thank you! now go enjoy your lunch lol
Alright, I'm going to go get some lunch I'll be on in about 30 minutes or so.
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