We can simplify the inequality to:
y > (-1/5)*x - 2
From that, we conclude that the correct option is the last one.
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Which is the graph of the given inequality?</h3>
Here we have the inequality:
5y + x > -10
If we isolate y, we get:
y > (-10 - x)/5
y > (-1/5)*x - 2
Then the inequality will be a dashed/dotted line with a negative slope, that passes through the point (0, -2), such that the region above and to the right of the line is shaded.
From that we conclude that the correct option is the last one:
"Number graph ranging from negative ten to ten on the x and y axes. A dotted line passes through (zero, negative two) and (five, negative three). The area above the line is shaded gray."
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Algebraic Expression: 14x+25
Cost of gym membership for 6 months: 14(6)+25
Well im not good at this ,butt I'll tell you something. An open dot means that point is not included , soo something like y<208 would mean 208 is not included and have an open dot, butt a closed dot means the point is included, such as <_ 450. ( The line is supposed to be under < butt i don't know how to do that.) Hope this helps
