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Chapter 4: Q. 537 (page 558)

Graph the linear inequality.

y<-1.

Short Answer

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The graph for the linear inequality y<-1is,

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information 

y<-1.

We need to graph the given inequality.

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Step 2. First draw a graph for the boundary line y=-1.

It is a horizontal line.

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Step 3. We test the point 0,0.

Substitute y=0in the given inequality.

0<-1

which is not true.

Therefore, 0,0is not a solution to y<-1.

So, we shade the side that does not include 0,0.

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Step 4. Now draw a graph for the given inequality.

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