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Michael Ploeckinger · Answer 1 · 2024-02-14T19:08:28+0000

Answer: The graph is NOT
$\text{y} > 3\text{x}-4$

Step-by-step explanation:

The inequality of
$\text{y} > 3\text{x}-4$ has the boundary equation
$\text{y} = 3\text{x}-4$

That equation is in the format
$\text{y} = m\text{x}+b$ which is slope-intercept form.

m = 3 = slope

b = -4 = y intercept

The positive slope indicates the boundary line goes uphill when moving to the right. However, the graph shows the complete opposite with the line going downhill. This means that the graph cannot possibly be
$\text{y} > 3\text{x}-4$

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