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Which graph shows the solution to this system of inequalities x-3y>3 2x-y<4

Which graph shows the solution to this system of inequalities x-3y>3 2x-y<4-example-1
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User Mdebeus
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Answer:

Explanation:

would be graph x

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User Neverbirth
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Answer with Step-by-step explanation:

We are given system of inequalities:

x-3y>3

2x-y<4

The point (-1,0) lies in the shaded region in graph W

Putting (-1,0) in x-3y>3

-1>3 which is a contradiction

Hence, W is not the graph of this system of inequalities.

The point (2,0) lies in the shaded region in graph Y

Putting (2,0) in x-3y>3

2>3 which is a contradiction

Hence, Y is not the graph of this system of inequalities.

The point (0,2) lies in the shaded region in graph Z

Putting (0,2) in x-3y>3

-6>3 which is a contradiction

Hence, Z is not the graph of this system of inequalities.

Hence,Graph X shows the solution to the system of inequalities

x-3y>3

2x-y<4

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