Graphing an inequality is when you shade in the graph based on whether your point that you chose(usually (0, 0)) is true or false when put back in the original equation.
Graphing an equation of a line is just a line on the graph.
For a solid line: the inequality should be greater then or equal to or less then or equal to.
For a dashed line: the inequality should just be greater then or less than.
Hope this helps for your inequality equations :)
Answer:
Andrew quits his job as an accountant where he earns $65,000 per year to go back to school for two years to get an MBA degree. He attends a school that charges $25,000 per year for tuition and related expenses. How much is the total cost (explicit cost plus opportunity cost) of that degree?
A. $153,436
B. $180,000
C. $46,500
D. $158,436
I dont kno what the total is but i needed points sorry hahaha
Answer:
16/81-3/4[
=[16×4-3×81]/[81×4]=-179/324 is your answer
We can answer this question using sine rule, as I'm sure you're aware of since you have drawn out the opposite angles and sides.
In case you need reminding, the sine rule is as follows:

Using the information you have provided, we can set A to be x, a to be 33 (as it's the opposite), B to be 102, and b to be 73 (again, as it's the opposite).
If we plug these values in to the sine rule, we get:

Now all we have to do is rearrange to find X.

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