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In the inequality, y > -5x + 1 What is the slope? ___________ What is the y-intercept? _____________ Is it a dashed or solid line? ______________ Do you shade above or below? _____________ Graph the inequality. Make sure to include the shading to indicate the solutions to the inequality.

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Explanation:

The given inequality is


y\:>\:-5x+1

The corresponding linear equation is y=-5x+1.

This line is of the form y=mx+b

The slope of this line is m=-5 and b=1 is the y-intercept.

Since the inequality sign is '>' the boundary line is a dashed line.

We test the origin to see if the inequality will be satisfied.


0\:>\:-5(0)+1


0\:>\:1

This statement is false so we shade above the dashed line.

The graph of the inequality is shown in the attachment.

In the inequality, y > -5x + 1 What is the slope? ___________ What is the y-intercept-example-1
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