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Which inequality matches jake’s graph?
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Which inequality matches jake’s graph?

Which inequality matches jake’s graph?-example-1
User Ed Pike
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Answer:

y > -1/4x-6

Explanation:

Y intercept= -6

slope= -1/4 (line is also decreasing so slope is negative)

The lines are dotted so it's < or >

The graph shaded up so it's >

User Dan Johnson
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Answer:a

Explanation:

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