Hi

3x <= –4y – 4    |adding 4y to and subtracting 3x from both sides of inequality 4y  ≤ -3x - 4

 y  ≤ -(3/4)x - 1  |dividing both sides of inequality by 4



I. First graphing y =  -(3/4)x - 1  |slope m = -(3/4), y-intercept Pt(0,1)

Note: as y increases/decreases by 3, x value changes by 4 in the opposite direction



II Shading appropiately: down from and including the line



 
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