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If the system of inequalities 
y <= -3x-4 and 
y <= 3x+8 is graphed in the 
xy-plane, which quadrant contains no solutions to the system?
Choose 1 answer:
(A) Quadrant I
(B) Quadrant II
(C) Quadrant III
(D) Quadrant IV

If the system of inequalities \newliney3x4y \leq -3x-4 and \newliney3x+8y \leq 3x+8 is graphed in the \newlinexyxy-plane, which quadrant contains no solutions to the system?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) Quadrant I\newline(B) Quadrant II\newline(C) Quadrant III\newline(D) Quadrant IV

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Q. If the system of inequalities \newliney3x4y \leq -3x-4 and \newliney3x+8y \leq 3x+8 is graphed in the \newlinexyxy-plane, which quadrant contains no solutions to the system?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) Quadrant I\newline(B) Quadrant II\newline(C) Quadrant III\newline(D) Quadrant IV
  1. Understand Inequalities: First, let's understand the inequalities given. The first inequality is y3x4y \leq -3x - 4, and the second inequality is y3x+8y \leq 3x + 8. These inequalities define regions in the xyxy-plane where their respective conditions are met. To find out which quadrant contains no solutions to the system, we need to analyze the direction in which these inequalities point on the graph.
  2. Graph First Inequality: Graph the first inequality y3x4y \leq -3x - 4. This line has a negative slope and crosses the y-axis at 4-4. The inequality y3x4y \leq -3x - 4 means that the solution set includes the area below this line. This area will cover parts of Quadrants IIIIII, IVIV, and IIII.
  3. Graph Second Inequality: Graph the second inequality y3x+8y \leq 3x + 8. This line has a positive slope and crosses the yy-axis at 88. The inequality y3x+8y \leq 3x + 8 means that the solution set includes the area below this line. This area will cover parts of Quadrants IIIIII, IVIV, and II.
  4. Identify Quadrant Solutions: To find the quadrant with no solutions to the system, we need to identify where the solution sets of the two inequalities do not overlap. From the previous steps, we know that the solution set of the first inequality covers parts of Quadrants extIII ext{III}, extIV ext{IV}, and extII ext{II}, and the solution set of the second inequality covers parts of Quadrants extIII ext{III}, extIV ext{IV}, and extI ext{I}.
  5. Consider Overlapping Sets: Considering the overlap of the solution sets from both inequalities, we can see that Quadrants extIII ext{III} and extIV ext{IV} are common to both, indicating that they contain solutions. Quadrant extII ext{II} is only mentioned in the context of the first inequality, and Quadrant extI ext{I} is only mentioned in the context of the second inequality. However, since both lines have areas below them that extend into Quadrants extI ext{I} and extII ext{II}, we need to consider the direction of the inequalities more carefully.
  6. Find Quadrant with No Solutions: Upon closer examination, we realize that the intersection of the solution sets (areas below both lines) does not include Quadrant I. This is because Quadrant I is above both lines for positive values of xx and yy, which do not satisfy either of the inequalities when considered together. Therefore, Quadrant I is the quadrant that contains no solutions to the system of inequalities.

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