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Graph the inequality -5x+2y>6

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The first thing we are going to do ti graph our inequality is solve for
y:

-5x+2y\ \textgreater \ 6

2y\ \textgreater \ 5x+6

y\ \textgreater \ (5)/(2) x+ (6)/(2)

y\ \textgreater \ (5)/(2) x+3

Since
y has to be bigger than
(5)/(2) x+3, the graph of our inequality will be all the points to the left of the line
y=(5)/(2) x+3

We can conclude that the graph of the inequality
-5x+2y\ \textgreater \ 6 is:
Graph the inequality -5x+2y>6-example-1
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