Answer:
The first graph <em>(picture of the graph attached)</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
We have two inequalities:
<em>3y ≥ x-9</em>
<em>3x+y > -3</em>
We have to see which graph represents the solution to these inequalities.
We are going to solve for some values of x:
<em>First inequality 3y ≥ x-9</em>
y ≥ (x-9) / 3
If we give values to x then we solve for y:
<em>x y</em>
<em>-2 -3.67</em>
<em>0 -3</em>
<em>2 -2.34</em>
<em>4 1-67</em>
With these values, we can graph the first line, which is continuous because the inequality has <em>≥ </em>
And because it is greater or equal to the shaded region is everything up from the line.
The second inequality <em>3x+y > -3</em>
<em>y > -3 - 3x</em>
<em>x y</em>
<em>-4 9</em>
<em>-2 3</em>
<em>0 -3</em>
Now we can graph the second inequality which will be a continuous line because it only has <em>></em>
The shaded region has to be up from the line because it is greater than.