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PSYCHO15rus [73]
2 years ago
15

Which graph below shows the solutions for the linear inequality y>- 1/3x + 1

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1 answer:
aliina [53]2 years ago
8 0

The graph that shows the solutions for the inequality, y > -1/3x + 1 is: C. Graph A.

<h3>How to Find the Graph of a Linear Inequality?</h3>

The inequality sign, ">" means that the graph of the inequality has a dashed line where the shaded part is above the boundary line and the boundary line is dashed or dotted. If "≥" is used, the boundary line would not be dashed or dotted and the shaded area would be above it.

On the other hand, "<" is used when the shaded area is below the boundary line and the boundary line is a dashed line. If "≤" was used, the boundary line won't be dashed or dotted, while the shaded area would be below the boundary line that is not dotted.

Given y > -1/3x + 1, the slope (m) = change in y / change in x is -1/3.

Graph A has a slope of -1/3 and the shaded part is above the boundary line.

Therefore, the graph that shows the solutions for y > -1/3x + 1 is: C. Graph A.

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