QuestionJAMBGeneral Maths2002ObjectiveInequalitiesCoordinate geometryInequalities, Coordinate geometry
Use the graph to find the values of p and q if the shaded region is px+qy<4.
Worked solution (try it first)
The line through
(−4,0) and
(0,2) has gradient
0−(−4)2−0=21 and
y-intercept 2, so
y=21x+2.
Multiply by 2 and rearrange:
−x+2y=4.
The origin is in the shaded region, and
−0+2(0)=0<4, so the region is
−x+2y<4.
So
p=−1 and
q=2, option C.
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