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Graph the inequality y < -x^2 +4x -6

Graph the inequality y < -x^2 +4x -6
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Graph the inequality
y < -x^2 +4x -6

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Answer:

Graph the inequality by finding the boundary line, then shading the appropriate area.

Explanation:

Hope this helps...answer in the image below !

Graph the inequality y < -x^2 +4x -6-example-1
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