Fifi L.

asked • 12/30/16

graph of y>3x,y<-3x

which of the following is the correct graph of y>3x,y<-3x

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Michael J. answered • 12/30/16

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y>3x   is the dashed line   y=3x,  where the shaded region is above the dashed line.
y<-3x   is the dashed line   y=-3x,  where the shaded region is below the dashed line.
 
Knowing that, chose the graph that matches the description I just gave.
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