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Two Shadings Overlap

Part of the Graphs & Systems section of Coddy's Algebra journey. Lesson 47 of 64.

A system of two inequalities shades two half-planes. The solutions of the system are the points where the two shadings overlap. For y > x - 2; y <= -x + 4, the overlap is the region above the first line and on or below the second line.

$One shading of the pair; the solution is where both hold$

The shading of the first inequality only. The solutions of the system are where both shadings overlap

Each boundary line follows its own sign. Here the first line is dashed and the second is solid. A point solves the system only when it satisfies both inequalities at the same time.

Challenge

Medium

Shade the solutions of the system y > x - 1; y < -x + 3. Both inequalities must hold.

Try it yourself

y > x - 1y < -x + 3

Draw the graph

Test yourself

This lesson includes a short quiz. Start the lesson to answer it and track your progress.

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