Answer:
y < 2x-3
Step-by-step explanation:
First you graph the -3, and the slope is 2 so you go up 2 and over 1. Since y is less than 2x-3, you shade the right region.
No, the 2 lines can never ever be both parallel and perpendicular if I'm not mistaken. This is because a set of parallel lines will never touch each other at all. However perpendicular lines are two lines that meet up to get an angle of 90. You cannot have two lines that never touch and touch at the same time.
Step-by-step explanation:

Domain x < or equal to 5
Range y < or equal to -1
Brainliest?
<em>Rearrange unknown terms to the left side of the equation</em>
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<em>Calculate the sum or difference.</em>

<em>Convert decimal to fraction.</em>

<em>Reduce the greatest common factor for both sides of the inequality.</em>
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<em>Reduce the fraction</em>
