Is (10,11) a solution to the inequality 1x - 2y > 3?iT13Is (10,11) a solution to the inequality 1x - 2y > 3?Insert 10 for x and 11 for y in the inequality.1(10) - 2(11) > 3pEvaluate.4:2 - 5:2 > 3 6:5 > 330C2#if(6>3)TRUE#elseFALSE#endifC0pBecause this statement is #if(6>3)true#elsefalse#endif, (10,11) #if(6>3)is#elseis not#endif a solution to the inequality 1x - 2y > 3.
#if(6>3)Yes#elseNo#endif
1,2,10,11(2,9)3(2,50)
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Is (10,11) a solution to the inequality 1x - 2y > 3?iT13Is (10,11) a solution to the inequality 1x - 2y > 3?Insert 10 for x and 11 for y in the inequality.1(10) - 2(11) > 3pEvaluate.4:2 - 5:2 > 3 6:5 > 330C2#if(6>3)TRUE#elseFALSE#endifC0pBecause this statement is #if(6>3)true#elsefalse#endif, (10,11) #if(6>3)is#elseis not#endif a solution to the inequality 1x - 2y > 3.
#if(6>3)Yes#elseNo#endif
1(2,9)2(2,9)3(0,9)
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In the graph of the inequality 1x < 3 - 2y,would the boundary line be solid or dashed?iT12The boundary line is solid when the symbols£ or ¥ are used in the inequality but is dashedwhen the symbols < or > are used in the inequality.pIn the inequality 1x c2<c0 3 - 2y, the boundary line1x = 3 - 2y is c2DASHEDc0.
dashedsolid
1(2,9)2(2,9)3(0,9)
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In the graph of the inequality 1x < 3 - 2y,would the boundary line be solid or dashed?iT12The boundary line is solid when the symbols£ or ¥ are used in the inequality but is dashedwhen the symbols < or > are used in the inequality.pIn the inequality 1x c2<c0 3 - 2y, the boundary line1x = 3 - 2y is c2DASHEDc0.
dashedsolid
3(2,9)$42(No, that's incorrect. Try again.HINT: )$46($42Test a point in the inequality. If true, plot it. If false, plot a point in the other region.)
5(3e11.6-)6(3e10+)6((6>9.7)?9.7:6)
Given the boundary of theinequality x + y > 3,plot a point in theregion of the planewhich should be shaded. #if(0=0)Use the arrow keys to movethe marker and press theSpace Bar to plot orerase a point. Press Enterwhen done.#elseClick on an arrow to movethe marker and click onPlot to plot or erase apoint. Click OK when done.#endifj30,0iT111"p\T10U1DT.25.28",LSx0f0f0f0f,QS1,-1,<,1,1,50(3e49-)30,0
C0j0,0For x + y > 3, theboundary line is dashed.Pick the test point (0,0).0 + 0 > 340 > 3 falsep(0,0) and any other pointbelow or on the boundaryline is c2NOTc0 a solution tothe inequality.pShade the area c2ABOVEc0the boundary line.j30,0
3(2,9)$42(No, that's incorrect. Try again.HINT: )$46($42Test a point in the inequality. If true, plot it. If false, plot a point in the other region.)
5(3e11.6-)6(3e10+)6((6>9.7)?9.7:6)
Given the boundary of theinequality x + y > 3,plot a point in theregion of the planewhich should be shaded.#if(0=0)Use the arrow keys to movethe marker and press theSpace Bar to plot orerase a point. Press Enterwhen done.#elseClick on an arrow to movethe marker and click onPlot to plot or erase apoint. Click OK when done.#endifj30,0iT111"p\T10U1DT.25.28",LSx0f0f0f0f,QS1,-1,<,1,1,50(3e49-)30,0
C0j0,0For x + y > 3, theboundary line is dashed.Pick the test point (0,0).0 + 0 > 340 > 3 falsep(0,0) and any other pointbelow or on the boundaryline is c2NOTc0 a solution tothe inequality.pShade the area c2ABOVEc0the boundary line.j30,0
Choose the correct graph of this linear inequality.1x + 2y < -3iT121x + 2y < -3The shaded region shows thegraph. The line c2IS NOTc0included.27,0