3 years ago

For the graph of any inequality, which points along the ray are solutions to the inequality?

Mathematics

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Juliette [100K]3 years ago

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Answer:

The part where the two rays meet is you solution

Step-by-step explanation:when graphing your solution, you are going to have two rays that will cross if there is one solution, that will be the solution. if they never meet, there is no solution to your problem, but if they are on top of each other, there are infinite solutions.

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