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I need help with number 6 please provide a screenshot of the Desmos and any work on paper

I need help with number 6 please provide a screenshot of the Desmos and any work on-example-1
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Answer:

See below

Explanation:

Graphing all three equations can be done on one DESMOS plot, but it gets very busy and cluttered. The attached image demonstrates an approach that simplifies the graph.

Enter the three equations and three inequalities separately into six DESMOS input boxes. Then I clicked off the color circles of the ones I didn't want to see, leaving only two visible at one time. Each pair represents one line of the function and limit for that function. Then find the intersection point for the values indicated in the second half of the equation.

One can also calculate the answers:

a) (-21,442)

b) (-4,-1)

c) (18,15.5)

d) (20,17)

I need help with number 6 please provide a screenshot of the Desmos and any work on-example-1
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