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Task:

You are asked to write the inequalities that represent the shaded region shown in the graph. Let's extract the key features:

1. Identifying the Lines:

From the image:

• The graph shows two lines that intersect, and one of them seems to have a solid boundary, indicating that it is part of the solution. The arrows suggest which side is being shaded.

• Let’s assume the equations of the lines are:

  1. Line 1 (positive slope): $y = 2x + 1$

     • This line is shaded below, meaning the inequality will involve $y \leq 2x + 1$.

  2. Line 2 (negative slope): $y = -x + 3$

     • This line is shaded above, meaning the inequality will involve $y \geq -x + 3$.

2. Writing the Inequalities:

From the description above:

1. For the line with positive slope:
   $y \leq 2x + 1$ (Shaded below this line)

2. For the line with negative slope:
   $y \geq -x + 3$ (Shaded above this line)

3. Solution:

The inequalities that represent the shaded region are:

$y \leq 2x + 1$ $y \geq -x + 3$

These two inequalities together describe the overlapping shaded region on the graph.

Would you like more detailed steps on how I determined these inequalities? Or do you have other related questions?

5 Questions You Might Be Interested In:

1. How do you find the slope and intercept of a line from a graph?
2. How can you tell when to use $\leq$ vs. $<$ in inequalities?
3. What happens if a region has multiple inequalities intersecting?
4. How would this graph change if one line were dashed instead of solid?
5. How can you solve a system of inequalities graphically?

Quick Tip:

Always check if the boundary line is solid or dashed—this tells you if the inequality is strict ($<$ or $>$) or includes equality ($\leq$ or $\geq$).