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Given the inequalities y > 5x-8 and y >3x+4, find the point that satisfies neither inequalities
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Given the inequalities y > 5x-8 and y >3x+4, find the point that satisfies neither inequalities
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5x-8=3x+4
5x-3x=4+8
2x=12|:2
x=6
y=5x-8=5*6-8=30-8=22
For this point (6,22), both functions satisfy the inequality (intersect).
Shaded field points that also satisfy the inequality.
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There might be many points that satisfy neither inequalities..
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