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What is on a graphY<7

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I'm sorry but there is no graph, If you could put up the graph I can answer. Thank You!

User Henrique Bucher
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in short, we simply graph her countertpart of y = 7, and then we test a point for "true" or "false" for that region.

say for example the point ( 3, 5 ), meaning x = 3, y = 5

y < 7

5 < 7

is that really true? 5 smaller than 7? yeap, so that region is the "true" region, and is the region we shade.

the line in the graph is a dashed one, because it does NOT include the points at the border, y < 7, "y" is less, not equals to, but less than 7.

Check the picture below.

What is on a graphY<7-example-1
User Omari Celestine
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