EXAMPLE 1 PINK= y ≤ -2 PURPLE= x > 3 GREEN = solution. BLUE= graph BLACK= lines
2. This second example is of the system:
y ≥ 2
y ≤ 3x -6 --> y ≥ -3/2 + 3 (make into y= mx +b)* switch signs when dividing by negative.
Follow directions from example one.
The shading for y ≥ 2 is pink, the shading for y ≥ -3/2 + 3 is purple, and the overlap/ solution is greenEXAMPLE 2PINK= y ≥ 2 PURPLE= y ≥ 3 GREEN = solution.
BLUE= graph BLACK= lines
2. This second example is of the system:
y ≥ 2y ≤ 3x -6 --> y ≥ -3/2 + 3 (make into y= mx +b) * switch signs when dividing by negative.
- Follow directions from example one.
- The shading for y ≥ 2 is pink, the shading for y ≥ -3/2 + 3 is purple, and the overlap/ solution is green
EXAMPLE 2 PINK= y ≥ 2 PURPLE= y ≥ 3 GREEN = solution.
BLUE= graph BLACK= lines