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Solve the following system of imequalities:
2x+3y-4>0
3x-4y+5>0
2x+3y-4>0
3x-4y+5>0
The discussion focuses on solving the system of inequalities defined by 2x + 3y - 4 > 0 and 3x - 4y + 5 > 0. The algebraic solution provided is (22/17) < y < infinity and (4/3)y - 85/51 < x < infinity, or -infinity < y < (22/17) and -(3/2)y + 68/34 < x < infinity. The original poster mistakenly categorized the problem as a challenge, which led to clarification on posting etiquette within the forum.
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How about an algebraic solutionskeeter said:https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/10382
solakis said:How about an algebraic solution
solakis said:my algebraic solution without using graphing is:
(22/17)<y<infinity and (4/3)y-85/51<x<infinity
or
-infinity<y<(22/17) and -(3/2)y +68/34<x<infity
Later i will show in details how i got that solution.
Sorry for the delay but i had a lot of work to do