How do I figure the answer to this homework
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You would need to find the least common denominator of the 2 denominators. After you find it multiply the numerators by the number that gets you your least common denominator. For example 
, what is the least common denominator of 3 and 6? That would be of course 6. Now replace those denominators with 6. 3 times 2 makes the denominator 6 so also multiply 2 with what's on top the numerator 9 making you get 18. Now, what gets you 6? for the first denomerator 6 times 1 gets you 6 so multiply the numerator by 1 to get you 1. So, The answers we got is and try to subtract them getting you 17/6 simplify that and you get 2 5/6. If you need more explaining comment down so I can try to make it simpler.
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First of all, we need to know the equations of the given lines. According to the options the equations of the lines are:
1. First equation: Written in Slope-Intercept Form:
2. Second equation: Written in Standard Form:
According to the graph, both lines are dashed meaning both inequalities must include either ≥ or ≤. So let's taste a point on the coordinate system in order to know which option is satisfied:
Hence, let's take point (0, 0):
Therefore, the correct option is:
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