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Chapter 4: Q. 679 (page 574)

Graph the linear inequality3x+2y>10

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Graph of the linear inequality3x+2y>10

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Step 1. Given Information

The given linear inequality is3x+2y>10

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Step 2. Identify and graph the boundary line

In this the inequality is >, so the boundary line is dashed line

replace the inequality >with an equal sign

3x+2y=10

graph the boundary line

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Step 3. Test a point that is not on boundary line

Test 0,0

30+20>100>10

false

0,0 is not a solution

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Step 4. Draw the graph

The graph of linear inequality3x+2y>10

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