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Chapter 3: Q. 3.8 (page 307)

Graph the linear inequality :

y≤-1

Short Answer

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Graph of the equation is

Step by step solution

01

Given information

y≤-1

02

Calculation

y≤-1

First graph localid="1645721909795" y=-1

The inequality is ≤, so draw solid line .

Now test the point (0,0)

0≰-1

So (0,0)is not a solution to y≤-1

So we shade the side that does not include

(0,0)

03

Graphing the solution

Graph is

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