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= alinequalities iy 20.1 Graphic ‘on which side of the line the regi snot on the boundary line and You should shade the unwanted region of the graph, leaving the region Work through the si inequalities in this example to see how the that satisfies the procedure is applied inequality unshaded, the other side s required, Example 1 ‘Show each inequality on a graph | as<3 boy e Bey 7. This is not true, so you want ie from the origin. Shade the unwanted region as shown. a ale Scanned with Camscanner igo twetines » =—3 (lid for =) and y= 5 faaed for int that is NOt on either line, say (0,0) Zero is between esta poi ‘jand 5, so the required region lies between the lines. a shade in the unwanted regions, outside these lines 4g orawthe line y= 2+ 3. Since the inequality is fated 25 ~, the line i solid, rest a point that i not on the line, (0,0) Putting these s- and waluesin the inequality gives 0 ~ 2(0) + 3, which istrue.So the J ‘egion that includes the origin is what you want mn on the other side shade in the unwanted of the line. 6. e Drawthe Hine 2x +3 ‘The easiest way is to find out where it crosses the axes, Hx=0,3y= 6 y=2. Crosses ranis a (0,2) Hy Draw the line through these two points 0,2r= 6 => x= 3, Crosses saris at (3, 0) Since the inequality is stated as <, the line isdashed. ‘Testa point that is not on the line, say (0,0). \sit true that 2(0) + 3(0) < 6? The answer is yes, so the origin is inthe region that you want. Shade in the unwanted region on the other of the line. equality is stated ¥ Draw the line » = x. Since the as <, the line is solid. ‘This time the origin is on the line, so pick any other point, say (1,3). Putting x= 1 and y = 3 in the inequality gives 3 = 1. This isnot true, so the point (1, 3) is not in the region you want. Shade in the region that includes (1, 3), the unwanted region. Scanned with Camscanner Draw the line Use shading to show the region defined by (sa solid line) Draw the line y= 3 (as a dashed line). Use shading to show the region defined by ¥ ~~ Draw the line x= -2 (as a solid line) Draw the line x = 1 (as a solid fine) on the same grid ret ¢_ Use shading to show the region defined by -2 1 (gs a dashed line) (as a solid fine) on the same grid. yea a Draw the line b Draw the line ‘¢._Use shading to show the region defined by ~1 < a On the same grid, draw the regions defined by these inequalities i -3 3r+ 3. Use shading to show the region defined by y < ~3. Draw the line y = 3:~4 (as a sol a lime). b Draw the line x + y = 10 (as a solid line) on the same diagram. Shade the diagram so that the region defined by y > 3\~ 4s left unshades! 4 ‘Shade the diagram so that the region defined by \ + 10 is left unshades ‘Are these points in the region defined by both inequalities? ian i @2 fit 2,3) Scanned with Camscanner

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