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A-CED.3 Warmup M1-003-A04-V01

Represent constraints with equations, inequalities, and systems; interpret viable and non-viable solutions in context.

Graph a feasible region from inequalities

Problem

For \(x+y\le~6\), \(x\ge~0\), \(y\ge~0\), identify boundary types, shading directions, and feasible-region vertices in counterclockwise order starting at \((0,0)\).

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The feasible region is the overlap of all three half-planes. We’ll first turn each inequality into its boundary and decide whether that boundary is included, then use the nonnegative conditions and a test point to locate the common shaded side. Finally, the intersections of the included boundaries give the region’s vertices in the requested order.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math I
Standard
A-CED.3
Category
Algebra
Domain
Creating Equations
Objective
Represent constraints with equations, inequalities, and systems; interpret viable and non-viable solutions in context.
Problem type
Graph a feasible region from inequalities