Asked by Meredith Grey
im really stuck on this one
What is the solution to the linear inequality y ¡Ý 4x - 5 ?
What is the solution to the linear inequality y ¡Ý 4x - 5 ?
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Meredith Grey
What is the solution to the linear inequality y ¡Ý 4x - 5 ?
Answered by
Meredith Grey
the sign between y and 4x is the greater than or equal to sign
Answered by
Steve
y >= 4x-5
For inequalities, the solution is a whole set of numbers, not just one. Plot the line
y = 4x-5
Your inequality as as its solution everywhere in the whole x-y plane which is <u>above</u> that line, since that is where y is greater than the values lying on the line.
The line itself is included in the solution set.
For inequalities, the solution is a whole set of numbers, not just one. Plot the line
y = 4x-5
Your inequality as as its solution everywhere in the whole x-y plane which is <u>above</u> that line, since that is where y is greater than the values lying on the line.
The line itself is included in the solution set.
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