A.)
Match the system of inequalities with the graph of its solution.
A.)
Answer to Problem 75E
The system of inequalities matches to graph (iv)
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The following inequalities
Consider the following inequalities
First use maple to draw the graph of above inequalities
From the above graph it shows that the shaded region is inside the circle
Therefore, the system of inequalities matches to graph (iv)
B.)
Match the system of inequalities with the graph of its solution.
B.)
Answer to Problem 75E
The system of inequalities matches to graph (ii).
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The following inequalities
Consider the following inequalities
First use maple to draw the graph of above inequalities
From the above graph it shows that the shaded region is inside the circle
Therefore, the system of inequalities matches to graph (ii).
C.)
Match the system of inequalities with the graph of its solution.
C.)
Answer to Problem 75E
The system of inequalities matches to graph(iii).
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The following inequalities
Consider the following inequalities
First use maple to draw the graph of above inequalities
The shaded region is outside the circle
Therefore, the system of inequalities matches to graph(iii).
D.)
Match the system of inequalities with the graph of its solution.
D.)
Answer to Problem 75E
The system of inequalities matches to graph (i).
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The following inequalities
Consider the following inequalities
First use maple to draw the graph of above inequalities
The shaded region is outside the circle
Therefore, the system of inequalities matches to graph (i).
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