SOLUTION: Is the inequality -x-4y>3 in the correct form for graphing? Briefly explain.
PLEASE help me!! I need an answer for this very soon, and I'm stuck. My book does not explain how
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PLEASE help me!! I need an answer for this very soon, and I'm stuck. My book does not explain how
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Question 371871: Is the inequality -x-4y>3 in the correct form for graphing? Briefly explain.
PLEASE help me!! I need an answer for this very soon, and I'm stuck. My book does not explain how to do this kind of problem, so I have no clue what to do. I'd really appreciate some help with this!! Thank you. :) Answer by mananth(16946) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! -x-4y>3
+x +x
-4y>3+x
/-4
y < -3/4 -x
...
generate values for y by plugging various values of x
example x=0
(0,-3/4)
(1,-7/4)
(-1,1/4)
Plot the points on the graph.
Join the points with a dotted line and shade the area below the line
since y < than something. The dotted line indicates that points on the line are not included in the solution
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m.ananth@hotmail.ca
