# How do you solve this system of equations: y < \frac { 1} { 3} x + 4 and y \geq - x + 1?

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Feb 4, 2018

color(blue)((1/3)x+4 > y >= -x+1

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We are given the System of Inequalities:

color(brown)(y < (1/3)x+4  and

color(brown)(y >= (-x)+1

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color(brown)(y < (1/3)x+4  - Image of the graph created using GeoGebra

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color(brown)(y >= (-x)+1 - Image of the graph created using GeoGebra

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color(brown)(y < (1/3)x+4  and color(brown)(y >= (-x)+1 - Image of the combined graphs created using GeoGebra

If you observe closely, you will find the solution in a visual form.

The solution to the system of inequalities is the darker shaded region, which is the overlap of the two individual regions.

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Note:

If the inequality is < or >, graph of the equation has a dotted line.

If the inequality is ≤ or ≥, graph of the equation has a solid line.

This line divides the xy- plane into two regions: a region that satisfies the inequality, and a region that does not.

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