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What is -4x+5y<-3 linear inequality
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What is -4x+5y<-3
linear inequality

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That's exactly what it is . . . a linear inequality.

Any point on a graph that's below the line y = 0.8 x - 0.6
is a solution to the inequality.

The are an infinite number of them, and they all lie in
the "infinite half-plane" below that line.
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