Hello Bri,
If you are talking about a boundary line on a coordinate plane, the best way to determine which side to shade is to start by selecting a coordinate point (x, y) that is not on the line.
Then, substitute those values into your inequality. Simplify the inequality. If the resulting statement is true, then shade the side with your point. If the resulting statement is false, then shade the other side.
Testing a point like this shows the side of the inequality that is the solution and needs to be shaded.
Good luck!
Answer:
See attached graph
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation is y-3=(x + 6)
Write the equation in a slope intercept form, then graph the equation on a graph tool to see the points that line on the line.
Alternatively , using the coordinates in the answer choices given, input them in the equation of the graph and select the answer choice that has all its coordinates true to the equation.
y-3 = x+6 -----can be written as : y= x+9
Graph y= x+9 to see the graph and the points that are on the line as attached.
Answer:
zeros are 4 and 3
Step-by-step explanation:
2x - 6 =0
x -4 = 0
solve both of these for x
these are your zeros
Answer: yes it is indeed your very smart
First you transform the expression and then evaluate the power