Here's one that's more complicated:
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Sure, it looks like a lot... But, just take each line one at a time!
This combo means that we are in the first quadrant:
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So, we just need to concentrate on that...
Here's the shaded area:
*You should graph all this on your own on a separate piece of
paper for the practice!
All the points of intersection need to be checked:
| (0, 4) should be where
intersect... Does the point work? |
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(2, 6) should be where
intersect... Does the point work? |
| (5, 3) should be where
intersect... Does the point work? |
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(5, 0) should be where
intersect... This one obviously works! |
YOUR TURN:
Graph and identify (and double check) all points of intersection:
