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3 years ago

YOOO MARKIN BRAINIEST !!

Mathematics

2 answers:

Mkey [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Brilliant_brown [7]3 years ago

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Y ≥ 2x-5
y-intercept is -5, from there go 2 up 1 over ( slope is rise over run)
greater than or equal so the line is connected
now find the shaded area by plugging in (0,0)
0 ≥2(0)-5
0 ≥-5 is correct so shade the area that to the left of the line, (the whole area that including (0,0))

y<-3x
y intercept is 0 so start from there and go down 3 right 1 (or go up 3 left 1)
broken like cause no or equal sign
the (0,0) is on the line so use (1,1) to find the answer
1<-3(1) is incorrect so shade the area that dies not include (1,1) or the entire area to the left of that line

you can see the section where both shaded area cross, thats the answer so erase every area you shaded that isn’t the answer so
THE ANSWER IS C

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