After plotting all the points, the only one that makes sense is (4,3).
The inequality that represents the graph in the box is

Given :
The graph of the linear inequality
Lets pick two points from the graph to frame the linear equation
Slope intercept form of the equation is

Where m is the slope and b is the y intercept
y intercept is (0,6) from the graph
so b=6
Now we find out slope m using formula
Pick two points (0,6) and (2,0)

m=-3
So the equation is 
Now we check the inequality sign by testing any point on shaded area
lets pick (4,0)
lets plug in 4 for x and 0 for y

The inequality for the given graph is

we cannot use >= sign because we have dotted lines
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Answer: Any line with a slope of 4/7 and a y-intercept that is NOT -2
You should first turn the equation into y intercept form:
7y - 4x = -14; Add 4x from both sides
7y = 4x - 14; divide 7 from both sides
y = 4/7x - 2
Since you did not include choices, the answer will be the line with the slope 4/7 and without the y-intercept -2, because lines that are parallel will always have the same slope.
Example Answers: y = 4/7x + 2, y= 4/7x - 4
y = 4/7x + 10
16 divided by 5 equals 3.2
Answer:
x = 80
Step-by-step explanation:
The whole reason algebra exists is to solve for a variable. Therefore, the only way to get x by itself or to see what x equals is to subtract 20 from both sides. Doing this will make x be all alone on one side of the equation and to see what x is.
x + 20 = 100
x + 20 -20 = 100 -20
x = 80