Choose the graph that matches the inequality -x + y >2. a b c d
1 answer:
Answer:
I think its C
Step-by-step explanation:
-x + y > 2 you need to isolate y on one side and to do that u add x on both sides then you get y > x + 2. the +2 is the y-intercept and the x (or 1x) is the slope. since y is bigger than x + 2 then the graph should cover everything above the slope 1x.
and since its not a it only covers numbers above that. otherwise it would be a solid line instead of a dotted one
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Answer:
Option B.
Step-by-step explanation:
The given vertices of the polygon are (-6,-2),(-5,1),(-1,4),(1,1),(5,3),(1,-2).
We need to find the area of the polygon.
Plot the given vertices and on a coordinate plane and draw the polygon. Divide the polygon in 4 parts as shown below.
Area of rectangle is
Area of triangle is
Area of each figure is
Area of polygon is
The area of polygon is 34.5 units².
Therefore, the correct option is B.
