This is the answer i supposed fot
It depends on the variable.
If it's something like x < 2, your graph would be a vertical line at x = 2, and everything to left of that line shaded in (because of the less than).
Similarly for y, except it would be a horizontal line with either everything above or below shaded.
You can have other equations like 0<x<4 where everything between x = 0 and x = 4 would be shaded
Depends on where you are in the math book but this would be the most simple way.
n= number
sqar(-1) = i
No solution because 3=-1 isn’t true.
Answer:
x+y+2=-5 -2x-y+2=-1 x-2y-2=0 solve algebraically
x+y+2=-5 equation 1
-2x-y+2=-1 equation 2
x-2y-2=0 equation 3
Add equation 1 + 2+ 3
x+y+2=-5 + -2x-y+2+1 + x-2y-2
x+y+2= -7+2+1-2x+x+y
x+y+2= -4-x+y
x+y+2+4+x-y= 0
2x+6= 0
2x= -6
divide both side by 2
x= -3
from equation 1 insert x
x+y+2=-5
since x=-3
then, -3+2+y= -5
-1+y= -5
y= -5+1
y= -4
Step-by-step explanation:
