solving systems of linear Inequalities

marko

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I have trouble with graphing.

2x-y<0
-y < -2x +0

x+y > 3
-y < (is this right) -x +3

The question is which quadrants is this contained in? Is it I and II? :?
 
I don't know what your book means by "which quadrants is this contained in?"
You want +y by itself on the left side.

2x-y<0
-y < -2x +0
Multiply by -1 and reverse the inequaliye when you multiply by a negative.
y>2x
Graph y=2x
The "true" area is above the line. You can check that by putting it into the first equation. Say (x,y)=(0,5)
-5<0
True
It is true in 1/2 of I and III and all of II

x+y > 3
Subtract x
y>3-x
Graph y=3-x
Shade it
Check it
 
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