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Step-by-step explanation:
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2/7
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because the slope is positive so that gets rid of both of the negatives, and the line is not straight but if the line was horizontally straight then your slope would be zero. So I just did process of elimination.
Any negative or positive number inside an absolute value will always come out positive.
All answer choices show the boundary line going through (0,-2) and (2,2). This is because y = 2x-2 goes through these two points. We make the boundary line a dashed line to indicate that solution points are not found on the boundary (because there is no "or equal to" portion in the inequality sign).
The shading is below the boundary line because of the "less than" sign. Any solution point (x,y) will have its y coordinate smaller than the y coordinate of points on the boundary line. So if (a,b) is on the boundary, then (a,c) is a solution where c < b.
In summary, the graph has a dashed boundary line and the shading is below the boundary
<h3>Answer: Graph B</h3>
