Question

Which answers show y + 2x < 4x - 3, rewritten to isolate y, and it’s graph?

Answer 1

Solving  y+2x < 4x-3 for y would lead to y < 2x-3. You subtract 2x from both sides of the original inequality to get to this result.

To graph y < 2x-3, you first graph y = 2x-3 which is a straight line that goes through (0,-3) and (1,-1). This line is a dashed or dotted line as solutions are not found on the boundary. The shaded region is below the dashed/dotted boundary line to indicate where the solution set is.

To summarize: the graph is a dashed line through (0,-3) and (1,-1) with the shading below the dashed line

The answer is between A and B. It will depend on how those graphs look as to which is the final answer.

Answer 2

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