Asked by Anonymous
How am I supposed to graph the linear inequality systems of y => -3x + 1 and y <= -3x - 1?
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Answered by
Steve
draw the graphs for the lines as if they were equations.
Now, once you have the line where y <b>equals</b> -3x+1, shade everything <b>above</b> the line, where y is <b>greater</b> than or equal to -3x+1.
It's really quite simple, eh?
Now do the other line and shade above it.
Now, once you have the line where y <b>equals</b> -3x+1, shade everything <b>above</b> the line, where y is <b>greater</b> than or equal to -3x+1.
It's really quite simple, eh?
Now do the other line and shade above it.
Answered by
Steve
shade below the 2nd line, since y is less
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