SOLUTION: graphing linear inequalities. -4y > 3x-12. need help figuring this one out please

Question 133366: graphing linear inequalities. -4y > 3x-12. need help figuring this one out please
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
graphing linear inequalities. -4y > 3x-12
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Solve for y:
y < (-3/4)x+3
First you need to graph the boundary of the inequality
which is y = (-3/4)x+3

This line should be graphed as a dashed line because it
is not part of the solution.
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Second: Shade the half-plane BELOW the boundary because
you want y LESS THAN the boundary condition.
This shaded area is the graph of the inequality.
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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