SOLUTION: How would I shade in the inequalities of this equation?
2x +y is greater than/equal to 2.
Would I shade everything from 2 up?
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Question 938945: How would I shade in the inequalities of this equation?
2x +y is greater than/equal to 2.
Would I shade everything from 2 up?
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
No, first plot the line
Now choose a point not on the line, (0,0) is convenient.
Test the inequality.
If it's true, shade the region containing (0,0).
If it's false, shade the region that doesn't contain (0,0).
False.
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