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Which linear inequality is represented by the graph? A.y ≥1/3 x – 4 B.y ≤1/3 x – 4 C.y ≤1/3 x + 4 D.y ≥1/3 x + 4

Which linear inequality is represented by the graph? A.y ≥1/3 x – 4 B.y ≤1/3 x – 4 C.y ≤1/3 x + 4 D.y ≥1/3 x + 4
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Which linear inequality is represented by the graph?

A.y ≥1/3 x – 4
B.y ≤1/3 x – 4
C.y ≤1/3 x + 4
D.y ≥1/3 x + 4

Which linear inequality is represented by the graph? A.y ≥1/3 x – 4 B.y ≤1/3 x – 4 C-example-1
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the answer is actually D

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got it on edg

User Lumos
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This answer is B because it’s negative and less thsn
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