SOLUTION: this problem is from the beginning algebra book
I need help to graph this linear equation I have tried it own my own but can't seem to solve can you help me.
3x-4y<12
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3x-4y<12
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Question 46826: this problem is from the beginning algebra book
I need help to graph this linear equation I have tried it own my own but can't seem to solve can you help me.
3x-4y<12 Answer by adamchapman(301) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Rearrange so you have just one y on the left hand side:
3x-4y<12
-3x+4y<-12
4y<3x-12
y<0.75x-3
Now the inequality is satisfied at any point below the line y=0.75x-3.
I have drawn the graoh below but I will leave you to shade the area below the line.
I hope this helps,
Adam
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