The statement -x + 2y > 0 is called a blank in two variables

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Nathan Bird · Answer 1 · 2024-06-01T09:51:46+0000

Answer: linear inequality

It's linear because the boundary is a straight line. More specifically, it's a dashed line (indicating points on the boundary aren't part of the shaded solution set).

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