SOLUTION: Look at this picture - https://i.imgur.com/tgbGL7R.png If someone could help me with one question per section [so you can teach me how to do the rest] I would GREATLY appreciate

Question 1086859: Look at this picture - https://i.imgur.com/tgbGL7R.png
If someone could help me with one question per section [so you can teach me how to do the rest] I would GREATLY appreciate it.
Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

from 1-4:
you are given a graph of the linear system of inequalities, and shaded area is a solution to that system
dashed line is not part of solution, solid line is part of solution
you are given ordered pairs and you need to look at the graph and see if given points are located in shaded area;
if they are located in shaded area, they are part of solution
if they are located in shaded area, they are solution

1. (,) is located on dashed line, but it is located in shaded area; so, (,) is solution
2.(,)is located exactly on dashed line which is not part of solution, but it is located in shaded area; so, (,) is solution
3.(,) is located exactly on solid line which part of solution:(,) is solution
4.
(,) is located below dashed line, but it is located in shaded area; so, (,) is solution

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