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The system of inequality is$\left\{\begin{array}{l}2x-3y<6\\ 3x+4yâ‰\yen 12\end{array}\right.$

To find the solution of inequality by graphing

Graph the line$2x-3y=6$

It is a dashed line since it contains the inequality $<$.

And test the point$(0,0)$

It is a solution to the given inequality, so shade the region that contains the point$(0,0)$

Graph the line$3x+4y=12$

It is a solid line since it contains the inequality $â‰\yen$.

And test the point $(0,0)$.

It is not a solution to the given inequality, so shade the region that does not contain the point$(0,0)$

The point where the boundary line intersect is not a solution since it is not a solution to the inequality $2x-3y<6$.

The solution is all the points in the area shaded twice which appears as the darkest shaded region.

Choose $(0,4)$as a test point

Test for first inequality:

$2x-3y<6$

$2\left(0\right)-3\left(4\right)<6$

$-12<6$is true.

Test for second inequality:

$3x+4yâ‰\yen 12$

$3\left(0\right)+4\left(4\right)â‰\yen 16$

$16â‰\yen 16$is true.

The region containing $(0,4)$is the solution to the system.