the problem is to graph the equation below. 3x - y < 2 and x + y > 2
my solution is y = 3x - 2, y = -1x + 2
I,m lost at where my lines ar drawn. In y = 3x - 2 (y line is 3)
and y = -1x +2 (y line is -1)
or am I totaly lost.
After continued effort I beleive
1st equation
m = 3 and y-intercept is -2
2nd question
m = -1 and y- intercept is 2
However my graph shows 2 parallel lines shading becomes an issue or am I still lost
You did the lines right, however....
The regions are:
y>3x-2 Notice that the allowed region is ABOVE the line y=3x-2
y>-x+2 The allowed region is above that line.
Now on the two allowed regions, where do they have common area?
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