Question

5.5 solving systems of linear inequalities quiz

the solution set for a system of linear inequalities is...

where the shading overlaps
anywhere the graph is shaded
where the graph has no shading
anywhere a solid line is

Explanation:

Define a system of linear inequalities

Using the Systems of Linear Inequalities knowledge point, a system of linear inequalities consists of two or more inequalities. The solution set must satisfy all inequalities in the system simultaneously.

Identify the graphical representation of solutions

Using the Systems of Linear Inequalities knowledge point, graphing a single inequality involves shading a half-plane. For a system, the solution set is the region containing points that satisfy every inequality, which is represented visually by the intersection or overlap of all individual shaded regions.

Answer:

• where the shading overlaps (Correct answer)
• anywhere the graph is shaded
• where the graph has no shading
• anywhere a solid line is