Which region on the coordinate plane represents the set of points that satisfy the system of inequalities?
To determine the region on the coordinate plane that represents the set of points satisfying a system of inequalities, you need to follow these steps:
1. Plot the boundaries of each inequality as lines on the coordinate plane.
2. Determine whether each inequality is <= (less than or equal to) or >= (greater than or equal to). Use solid lines for <= or >= inequalities and dashed lines for < or > inequalities.
3. Shade the regions that satisfy each inequality. For <= or >= inequalities, shade the area above or below the line, respectively. For < or > inequalities, shade the region on one side of the line.
4. The overlapping shaded region represents the set of points that satisfy all the inequalities in the system.
Without specific inequalities provided, I cannot determine which region on the coordinate plane represents the set of points that satisfy the system. Please provide the inequalities, and I will be happy to assist you further.