The given system of inequalities 2x+y≥4...(i) x+y≤3...(ii) 2x−3y≤6...(iii)
Step I Consider the inequations as strict equations
i.e. 2x+y=4 x+y=3 2x−3y=6
Step II Find the points on the X-axis and Y-axis for, 2x+y=4
Step III Plot the graph using the above tables.
Step IV Take a point (0,0) and put it in the inequations (i), (ii), and (iii), we get 0+0≥4(false)
So, the shaded region will be away from origin. 0+0≤3(true)
So, the shaded region will be towards origin. 0−0≤6(true)
So, the shaded region will be towards origin.
Thus, common shaded region shows the solution of the inequalities.