Question

How do you graph y≤-3/4x-2

Answer 1

Answer:

The graph is below to help you, hopefully this does helps:)

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Answer 2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Graph y = (-3/4)x-2 first, using a solid line because of the ≤ symbol (y can be a certain number or anything less than that number).

First, plot the y-intercept, (0, -2).  Put a dark dot there.

Next, with your pencil point on that dot, move the point 4 spaces to the right and from there move the point 3 spaces down.  This line drops as x increases.  Now draw a straight solid line through the points (0, -2) and (4, -6).

Although we could immediately state, "the solution set consists of all points on the line y = (-3/4)x-2 and below that line, we could choose a test point from that shaded area and see whether the coordinates of this point satisfy y = (-3/4)x-2.  For example, (2, - 6) is a point BELOW the line.

Do the coordinates of this point satisfy y ≤ (-3/4)x-2?  Is -6 ≤ (-3/4)(2) - 2 true?  Is -6 ≤ (-3/2) - 8/4 true?   Yes.