Asked by frankie
x>1 y<-2 solve and graph
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Answered by
Reiny
are you graphing on the x-y plane?
draw a dotted vertical line at x=1 and shade in the region to the right of that.
draw a dotted horizontal line at y = -2 and shade in the region below that line.
Here is what you did not state:
is it
x>1 AND y<-2 or is it
x>1 OR y<-2 ?
If you want AND it would be the overlapping shaded region
If you want OR it would be entire shaded region covered by either part.
draw a dotted vertical line at x=1 and shade in the region to the right of that.
draw a dotted horizontal line at y = -2 and shade in the region below that line.
Here is what you did not state:
is it
x>1 AND y<-2 or is it
x>1 OR y<-2 ?
If you want AND it would be the overlapping shaded region
If you want OR it would be entire shaded region covered by either part.
Answered by
Brianna
You would draw a dot going over 1 on the x-axis and go down 2 on the y-axis. Make a dotted line then put 0,0 in fo y and x. If it's true shade over the part where (0,0) is located, if it's false shade on the opposite side.
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