Which inequality will have a shaded area below the boundary line? A y-x>5
B. 2x-3y< 3
C. 2x-3y
D. 7x+ 2y<2
E. 3x+4y> 12

D. 2y < 2

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the equation with shaded area below the boundary line, all we need to do is to examine each inequality and find the one which gives

+y < ( a constant)

We can leave out the x term for this.

For example:

A. y>5  clearly it is shaded above the line (because of the > sign)

B. -3y <3 => 3y > -3    so again it is shaded above

C. -3y                   is not even an inequality

D. 2y < 2              clearly it is shaded BELOW

E. 4y >12              clearly it is shaded above

See also attached diagram.  The answer is represented by the purple area.  All the other areas are shaded above the boundary line.

answer: c

because if you look at the chart you can see a pattern and compare it to the question he simplify out your

but i think the formula is f(x)=6x

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