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Now, use (–2, 2) in the equation. y ≥ 3x
2 ≥ 3(–2)
2 ≥ –6
Now, shade the desired area.
Clearly, there is only one quadrant that has all the points of the inequality. And it’s quadrant II.
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Algebra I & II