Shade the region defined by `y+3x>3` on the graph below and verify your result. (3 marks)
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Shade the region defined by `y+3x>3` on the graph below and verify your result. (3 marks)
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Shade the region defined by `x/2-y>0` on the graph below and verify your result. (2 marks)
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i. `y=3/5x+3`
ii.
`text{Test}\ (0,0):`
`5(0)-3(0)>15\ \ =>\ \ 0<15\ \ text{(incorrect)}`
i. | `5y-3x` | `=15` |
`5y` | `=3x+15` | |
`y` | `=3/5x+3` |
ii. `xtext{-intercept occurs when}\ y=0:`
`5(0)-3x=15\ \ =>\ \ x=-5`
`ytext{-intercept at}\ \ y=3`
`text{Test}\ (0,0):`
`5(0)-3(0)>15\ \ =>\ \ 0>15\ \ text{(Incorrect – not in shaded area.)}`
Shade the region defined by `3x-4y<12` on the graph below and verify your result. (3 marks)
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The region enclosed by `y = 4 - x,\ \ y = x` and `y = 2x + 1` is shaded in the diagram below.
Which of the following defines the shaded region?
A. | `y <= 2x + 1, qquad` | `y <= 4-x, qquad` | `y >= x` |
B. | `y >= 2x + 1, qquad` | `y <= 4-x, qquad` | `y >= x` |
C. | `y <= 2x + 1, qquad` | `y >= 4-x, qquad` | `y >= x` |
D. | `y >= 2x + 1, qquad` | `y >= 4-x, qquad` | `y >= x` |
`A`
`text(Consider)\ \ y = 2x + 1,`
`text(Shading is below graph)`
`=> y <= 2x + 1`
`text(Consider)\ \ y = 4-x,`
`text(Shading is below graph)`
`=> y <= 4-x`
`=> A`