How would you write a system of linear inequalities from a graph?

Step-by-step explanation:

You need to know how to write a linear equation from its graph.

A graphed system of linear inequalities will have 2 lines. Each line may be solid or dashed. In addition, there is shading on one side of each line.

For each line, do this:

First, find the equation of the line.

Second, if the line is solid, you will use >= or <= instead of the equal sign. If a line is dashed, you will use < or > instead of the equal sign.

To find out whether the sign is greater than or less than, guess one of the two signs. Then test a point on the shaded side. If the point works in the inequality, you guessed correctly. If it does not work, reverse the symbol.

Do this for each inequality.

the answer is 62

300pi

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