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Graph the solution to the following system of inequalities. Choose one point in the solution of the system and prove it

mathematically.
2x - 3y<=6
y< -1/2x
Include the graph of the system of inequalities and the proof of the solution.

User Abhishek Chandran
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Answer:

Explanation:


2x - 3y\leq 6 ==>
y\leq (2)/(3)x-2


y < -(1)/(2) x


2x - 3y\leq 6


-2x
-2x


-3y\leq -2x+6


(-3y)/(-3) \leq (-2x+6)/(-3)


y\geq (2)/(3)x-2


y\geq (2)/(3)x-2


y < -(1)/(2) x

Check you answer using (-1,-1)


y\geq (2)/(3)x-2


-1\geq (2)/(3)(-1)-2


-1\geq -(2)/(3)-2


-1\geq -(2)/(3)-(6)/(3)


-1\geq -(8)/(3)


-3(-1\geq -(8)/(3))


3\geq 8

True statement

Hope this helps!

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