Question 23416
Graph the line {{{4x +2y = 6}}}.  Since the equation is in standard form, I would find the two intercepts:


{{{4x +2y = 6}}}.  
Let x = 0, then 2y = 6, so y = 3
Let y = 0, then 4x = 6, so y = 6/4 or 3/2


Graph the points and connect the dots with a line that should look like this:

{{{graph (400,400, -6,6,-6,6, -2x+3 ) }}}

Now, because the intequality to graph is {{{4x +2y <= 6}}}, since the inequality is a LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO you need to graph a SOLID LINE and SHADE BELOW THE LINE.  I can't do this in algebra.com, so you will have to do this.  Remember, a SOLID LINE and SHADE BELOW THE LINE.


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