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Chapter 4: Q. 680 (page 574)

Graph the linear inequalityy鈮�-3x

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Graphing the given linear inequality

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Step 1. Given Information

The given linear inequality isy鈮�-3x

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Step 2. graph the boundary line

it is in slope intercept form m=-3andb=0

here inequality is 鈮�draw a solid line.

0,1is not on boundary line

y鈮�-3x1鈮�-301鈮�0

0,1 is not a solution so boundary line does not contain0,1

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Step 3. Draw the graph

Graph of given linear inequality

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