Answer:
x or y would have to be greater than 1
Step-by-step explanation:
We want to get an inequality equivalent to 8x-3y>11.
The equivalent inequality is:
y < -11/3 +(8/3)*x
Such that the options are:
a) y < 8/3x -11/3
b) y < 8/3x + 11/3
c) y > 8/3x + 11/3
d) y > 8/3x - 11/3
Two expressions (inequalities in this case) are equivalent if these represent the exact same thing.
To get an equivalent inequality to the given one, 8x-3y>11, we need to rewrite it.
Note that in the options we always have y isolated, so let's isolate y in our inequality.
8x - 3y > 11
-3y > 11 - 8x
Now we divide both sides by -3, because we divide by a negative number, the inequality symbol changes.
y < -11/3 +(8/3)*x
This is the equivalent inequality, so the correct option is d.
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