CA Foundation · Quantitative Aptitude · Linear Inequalities
The inequality 4x − 3y ≥ 12 is classified as:
It is a linear inequality in two variables. Both x and y appear only to the first power, there are two variables, and there is a single inequality sign, so it is neither quadratic nor a double inequality.
- AA linear inequality in two variablesCorrect
- BA linear inequality in one variable
- CA quadratic inequality in two variables
- DA double inequality
Explanation
The expression has two variables, x and y, each with power 1, so it is linear in two variables. It is not in one variable, it has no squared term, and it has only one inequality sign, so it is not a double inequality.
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