Question

Which graph represents the solution set of 4x - y ≤ - 6?

Answer 1

None of the graphs shows the solution set for the given inequality, so it may be written incorrectly or maybe there are some graphs not shown in the image.

Which graph represents the solution set for the inequality?

Here we have the inequality:

4x - y ≤ - 6

If we isolate the variable y, we get:

4x + 6 ≤ y

First, because of the symbol "≤" we know that we will have a solid line (the points on the line are also solutions).

We also can see that we have a positive slope

y ≥ 4x + 6

Also we can see that the y-intercept is 6, now the problem is that none of the graphs meets the 3 conditions.

• Solid line.
• Positive slope
• y-intercept at y = 6

So there is no correct option, which means that there may be a mistake in the inequality you wrote.

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