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Analyzing Feasibility in Resource Constraints
A quality control specialist is graphing the constraints for a manufacturing process represented by the system of inequalities:
{4x + 3y ≥ 12} {y < -4/3x + 1}
When these two inequalities are graphed on the same coordinate plane, the boundary lines are parallel. What must the specialist observe about the shaded regions of these two graphs to confirm that no feasible production levels (x, y) exist for this system?
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