SOLUTION: Which of the following is true of the graph y > = -x + 1
A. The line is solid, and the shading is below the line
B. The line is solid, and the shading is above the line
C. The
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A. The line is solid, and the shading is below the line
B. The line is solid, and the shading is above the line
C. The
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Question 947135: Which of the following is true of the graph y > = -x + 1
A. The line is solid, and the shading is below the line
B. The line is solid, and the shading is above the line
C. The line is dashed, and the shading is above the line
D. The line is dashed, and the shading is below the line Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The line is solid since the inequality includes the equal sign.
The line has a y-intercept of 1, so choose a value on the y-axis above the line, say (0,10).
Check the inequality.
True
So the shading is above the line.
Above the line, line is solid.
B.
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