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Which of the following is the correct solution to the linear inequalities shown below

Which of the following is the correct solution to the linear inequalities shown below-example-1
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The inequality function is given .


y\leq(2)/(3)x+1

To draw the graph of the inequality function , first determine the coordinates of the function.

At x equal to 0.


y=(2)/(3)(0)+1
y=1

At y equal to 0.


0=(2)/(3)x+1
-(2)/(3)x=1
x=(-3)/(2)
x=-1.5

The coordinates at which the function satisfy are obtained as,


(0,1),(-1.5,0)

For the inequality of the function given is less than equal to that means the shaded region of the graph lies below the origin .

Therefore the garph of the inequality of the function is,

According to the options given A,B,C and D.

The correct option is A.

Reason : The ineqaulity graph is always represented by dashed line.

Which of the following is the correct solution to the linear inequalities shown below-example-1
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