The graph features dashed and solid lines, shading below one line and above the other, forming an overlapping bounded area. Point (5, −8) falls within the solution area, meeting both inequalities.
To graph the system of inequalities y < 4x - 8 and
, we'll start by plotting the lines representing each inequality on the coordinate plane.
Graph Description:
Lines:
y = 4x - 8 (dashed line)
(solid line)
Shading**:
For y < 4x - 8, the area below the line y = 4x - 8 is shaded.
For
, the area above the line
is shaded.
Solution Area:
The solution area is the region that satisfies both inequalities, i.e., the overlapping shaded region.
Solution:
Upon graphing both inequalities and analyzing their respective shaded regions, the solution area is the region below the line y = 4x - 8 and above the line
. These areas overlap, creating a bounded region between the lines.
Point (5, −8) Inclusion:
Let's check if the point (5, −8) lies within the solution area by substituting its coordinates into the inequalities:
1. For y < 4x - 8:
Substituting (5, −8):
-8 < 4(5) - 8
-8 < 20 - 8
-8 < 12 (True)
2. For
):
Substituting (5, −8):


(True)
Conclusion:
The point (5, −8) satisfies both inequalities, falling within the solution area for the system of inequalities. Mathematically, it belongs to the shaded region that satisfies both y < 4x - 8 and
on the graphed plane.