How do you graph the inequality #-3x+2y<8#, #-8x+y> -48#, #x>=0#, #y>=0#?

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Tony B
Mar 29, 2016

See explanation

Explanation:

Change the first to inequalities such that y is the dependant variable. Calculate the points for #y=?# in both cases and plot the lines. Note that for these the actual values for y do NOT include the lines. You should end up with something like this:

Tony B

The shaded area is the condition that all 4 are true.

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