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On a piece of paper Graph y < 3x

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Given the inequality:
y < 3x

To graph the inequality:
y < 3x

We need to graph this equation

y= 3x

x y

0 0

1 3

2 6

3 9

Now, using these points plot the graph of y=3x

Now, to test the inequality:


y < 3x

Let any point (1, 0) from the given graph as shown below then

0< 3(1)

0< 3 true.

Since, this inequality is true

Now, shade the entire region that contain point (1, 0)

Graph of the inequality
y < 3x contains the dotted line which does not include the line y=3x and the solution will be the region area shaded less than y.

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