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Chapter 11: Q. 40 (page 783)

In Problems 35–42, graph each system of inequalities by hand

x2+y2≤25y≥x2-5

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The graph of the system of inequalities is

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Step 1. Graph of the inequality x2+y2≤25

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Step 2. Graph of the inequality y≥ x2 - 5

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Step 3. Plotting the inequalites

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