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3 years ago

Answer the linear inequality

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PolarNik [594]3 years ago

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Substitute x-values into x.
e.g. y>-3.5x + 2
let x be 1...
thus, y>-3.5(1) + 2
y> -1.5 or y<1.5
another e.g. let x be 2.
y> -3.5(2) + 2
y> -4.4 or y<4.4
And so forth. pluck in these coordinates into you graph and sketch a line through the points.
NOTE: < in my explanation is equivalent to less than or equal to. same goes to >… greater than or equal to.

I hope you followed through. Good luck!

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