What does the overlapping shaded region mean?

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Seva Alekseyev · Answer 1 · 2021-11-28T13:09:19+0000

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Inequality 1 is graphed in blue and inequality 2 is graphed in red. The overlap of the shaded regions (purple shading) represents the solution. ... Inequality 1 is graphed in blue and inequality 2 is graphed in red. In this case the regions do not overlap. This indicates that there is no solution to the system

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Zrin · Answer 2 · 2021-12-03T02:52:55+0000

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Inequality 1 is graphed in blue and inequality 2 is graphed in red. The overlap of the shaded regions (purple shading) represents the solution. ... Inequality 1 is graphed in blue and inequality 2 is graphed in red. In this case the regions do not overlap. This indicates that there is no solution to the system

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