Sketching feasibility area's , to satisfy inequalities

For example x<4 and y<5 i understand, but i dont understand how to draw the follwing.

y-4x < -6
2y - x >-1

all four are needed to in the feasablility area.

thanks for any help.

tom

Those are linear inequalities. Here's what I would do: pretend for a second that the inequality is an equality. Plot the resulting line. Then plug in a point on one side of the line to see if it satisfies the inequality. If it does, then that side of the line is admissible, and the other side is not. Make sense?

OK so what your saying is that. draw the line y-4x

so if y=1 x= -4. correct?

then plug in a random point one side of the line. if it meets the inequality (-6) then that side is admissable.

hope i have interpreted correctly

No, he's saying draw the line .


An alternative method...



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So here, draw the line , making sure to use a broken line, since the inequality does not have the "or equal to".

Since you are saying that is less than this line, the required region is the half-plane underneath the line. So shade the half plane above the line (what you get rid of).

Not quite. You need to draw the line y - 4x = -6, and the line 2y - x = -1. Solve those equations for y, if that helps.