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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 revolves around solving a system of inequalities: 2x + 3y - 4 > 0 and 3x - 4y + 5 > 0. Participants explore algebraic solutions and the appropriateness of the problem's placement within the forum.
Participants do not reach a consensus regarding the appropriateness of the problem's placement in the forum or the expectations of the original poster. Multiple viewpoints on the solution methods and the nature of the problem remain present.
Some participants express concerns about the simplicity of the problem relative to the forum's challenge section, indicating a possible mismatch in expectations.
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