Question 7 • Mathematics I
The inequality y > 3x − 4 uses a dashed boundary line because the inequality is strict, and its solutions are shaded above the line, so D is true. The boundary lines have different slopes, 3 and 1/2, so they intersect; in fact, they meet at (2, 2), making E true. The system also has solutions to the left of that intersection, so A is false.
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