Answer:
see below for a graph
(-8, 4) is in the solution set
Explanation:
You want the graph and a solution point for the inequalities y ≤ -6/5x -4 and y ≥ 2/5x +4.
Graph
The solid boundary line of the first inequality will cross the y-axis at -4, and will have a "rise" of -6 units for each "run" of 5 units. Shading is below this boundary line.
The solid boundary line of the second inequality will cross the y-axis at +4 and will have a "rise" of 2 units for each "run" of 5 units. Shading is above this boundary line.
Solution set
The boundary lines make an X shape on the graph, crossing at the point (-5, 2). The solution set is in the left quadrant.
Point (-5, 2) is in the solution set, as are points in the doubly-shaded space to its left. (-8, 4) is one of those.
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Additional comment
The boundary lines are solid because the "or equal to" case is included in each.
The ≤ symbol tells you y-values that satisfy the first inequality will be less than (or equal to) those on the boundary line.
The ≥ symbol tells you y-values that satisfy the second inequality will be greater than (or equal to) those on the boundary line.