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Graph each linear inequality’s on the graph provided if inequality’s is not in slope intercept form you write the inequality in slope intercept form before graphing it.




* Tell whether each ordered pair is a solution to the given inequality. (Yes or No)


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Graph each linear inequalitys on the graph provided if inequalitys is not in slope intercept form you write the inequality in slope intercept form before graphi class=

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Answer:

13. y≥x+2

17. y>3

Step-by-step explanation:

13. First you subtract x from x-y and it gives you -y≤-x-2. Then you divide -1 from y because it has to stand by itself in order to be in slope-intercept form and then you get y≥x+2. The less than or equal to sign got switched because you were dividing by a negative.

17. First, you subtract -3x from -3x-y and it gives you -y<3x-3-3x. Then you divide -1 from y because it has to stand by itself in order to be in slope-intercept form and then you get y>3. Yet again you have to switch the sign because you're dividing by a negative.