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FOR BRAIBLIEST AND 50 POINTS! I NEED THIS ASAP!

Directions: Graph these in one cartesian plane(clue: it would form a triangle)​

FOR BRAIBLIEST AND 50 POINTS! I NEED THIS ASAP! Directions: Graph these in one cartesian-example-1
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Given inequalities

  • y < - x + 5
  • y ≥ 1/2x - 3
  • y < 4/3x + 2

Graph three lines by adding any two points belonging to the line

  • For y = - x + 5, make it dashed and shade below the line,
  • For y = 1/2x - 3, make it solid and shade above the line,
  • For y = 4/3x + 2, make it dashed and shade below the line.

The solution is the area between the three lines, a triangle with vertices marked (see attached).

FOR BRAIBLIEST AND 50 POINTS! I NEED THIS ASAP! Directions: Graph these in one cartesian-example-1
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