When graphing inequalities, where can the solutions be found?

a.)there are no solutions to inequalities
c.)where the shading overlaps
b.)outside the shaded portion
d.)below the shaded portion

Option: c is the correct answer.

c.)  where the shading overlaps.

Step-by-step explanation:

When we graph a system of inequalities.

Then the solution always lie in the feasible region.

( i.e. the region that is obtained by taking the common region of all the system of inequalities i..e the portion of the region where the shading overlap of all the system of inequalities )

for example:

If we consider a system of inequalities as:

x+y≥2

and 2x+3y≤6

with non-negative constraints as:

x≥0

and y≥0

Then the solution of these inequalities could be found in the triangle:

Δ ACB

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