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Chapter 11: Q. 14 (page 624)

Graph the inequality in a coordinate plane.

y<−2x+3

Short Answer

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The total cost of the trip would be$218.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information.

The provided expression isy<−2x+3

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Step 2. Graph.

Draw the boundary liney<−2x+3 . The inequality symbol is <, so use a dotted line

Test the point0,0 in the inequality.

y<−2x+30<−20+30<3

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Step 3.

The total cost of the trip would be $218.

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