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Chapter 3: Q. 253 (page 311)

Graph the linear inequality:

y鈮�-12x+4

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The graph is -

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Step 1. Given information

Linear inequality :y鈮�-12x+4

02

Step 2. Graph 

We have,

y鈮�-12x+4

y=-12x+4 boundary line

Now, at (0,0)

0鈮�-12(0)+4

0鈮�4

So, (0,0)is a solution.

The graph of the linear inequality -

All points in the shaded region and on the boundary line, represent the solutions to y鈮�-12x+4.

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