To see how the solution set changes, suppose the coordinate pair (a, b) satisfies the original inequality. If a stays the same,
b must be its previous value to satisfy the new inequality.
2 answers:
Answer:
No, If a stays the same b must be a value within the interval that satisfy the inequality.
Step-by-step explanation:
An inequality provides an interval as a solution. So, actually the solution of an inequality comprises many coordinate pairs. To show that, let's show this graphically. Instead of (a, b), let's work with numbers.
Let's use as an example a -b <0
1) Suppose a=1, b=3
2) If a stays the same value, i.e. 1, then b=?
Then b>1
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