SOLUTION: is the inequality -x-4y>3 in the correct form for graphing? briefly explain. the inequality may be -x -4y > 3 I dont know if spacing means anything in this problem but thats the

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Question 885531: is the inequality -x-4y>3 in the correct form for graphing? briefly explain.
the inequality may be -x -4y > 3
I dont know if spacing means anything in this problem but thats the spacing i believe.
Answer by josmiceli(19441) About Me  (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You need +y+ on one side
and +x+ on the other side
( spacing does not matter )
+-x+-+4y+%3E+3+
Add +4y+ to both sides
+-x+%3E4y+%2B+3+
Now subtract +3+ from both sides
+-x+-+3+%3E+4y+
Divide both sides by +4+
+-%281%2F4%29%2Ax+-+3%2F4+%3Ey+
Now just read the equation from right to
left. This doesn't change anything.
+y+%3C+-%281%2F4%29%2Ax+-+3%2F4+
You can plot this