EP ALGEBRA 2-COMMON CORE-ONLINE ACCESS
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ISBN: 9780133318050
Author: Charles
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Chapter 3, Problem 15CT
Solution
To identify: A system of constrains whose graph is a parallelogram.
The required system of equation is:
Given information:
Write a system of constrains whose graph is a parallelogram.
Explanation:
Consider the given information.
Consider the system of constrains.
The inequalities are in slope intercept form. Draw the graph for the above constrains.
Shade the feasible region as shown below:
The vertices are
The feasible region contains all of the points that satisfy the constraints. Also, the feasible region shows a graph of parallelogram ABCD .
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