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<h2>The fourth graph, from left to right, is the correct answer.</h2>Step-by-step explanation:
The given piecewise function is
Notice that the domain of the function specifies that, from zero to three, the function represents a decreasing (because the variable is negative) straight line. When the function is defined from 3 to infinite, the function is a constant of 5.
<em>So, the right graph must shows first a decreasing line, where the initial point is solid and the final point is empty, as the fourth fraph (from left to right), then it must show a horizontal line with an initial point solid.</em>
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Therefore, the fourth graph, from left to right, is the correct answer.
Answer:
Part A: The graph of given inequality is shown below.
Part B: The point (4,6) is not a solution of given system of inequalities.
Step-by-step explanation:
Part A:
The given inequalities are
The related equation of given inequalities are
Put x=0, to find the y-intercepts.
Put y=0, to find the x-intercepts.
The x and y-intercepts of first line are (0,3) and (-1.5,0) respectively. The x and y-intercepts of second line are (0,-4) and (-2.667,0) respectively.
Check the given inequality by (0,0).
This statement is false. It means (0,0) is not the solution of this inequality and the shaded region is opposite side of the origin.
This statement is false. It means (0,0) is not the solution of this inequality and the shaded region is opposite side of the origin.
The graph of given inequalities is shown below.
Part B:
We have to check whether (4,6) is a solution of the system of inequality or not.
Check the given inequality for the point (4,6).
This statement is false. It means (4,6) is not the solution of given system of inequalities.
