Question

Part A

What kind of line would you use to graph the linear inequality: y≤2x−4
a. solid line
b. dashed line

Answer 1

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b. dashed line

Answer 2

Part B

Where would you shade the solutions to the linear inequality: y≤2x−4
a. above the line
b. below the line

Answer 3

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b. below the line

Answer 4

The system of inequalities y≥−4x−4

and y≤12x
is graphed. Which region is the feasible region (solution)?

Answer 5

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The feasible region (solution) is the region where the shaded areas of the inequalities overlap, in other words, the region that satisfies both inequalities. Without a specific graph to reference, it is difficult to determine the exact region. However, it would be an area in the graph where both the shaded area above the line y = -4x - 4 and the shaded area below the line y = 12x overlap.