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Find the inequality represented by the graph.​

Find the inequality represented by the graph.​-example-1
User Laxsnor
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Answer:

y=1.5x-2

Explanation:

Use equation y=mx+c

m is the gradient of the graph

c is the y-intercept

Finding the gradient:

Coordinates of the blue circles: (0,-2) and (2,-5)

(-5)-(-2)=-3

2-0=2

3÷2=1.5=m

Therefore, the gradient is 1.5

Next, to find the y-intercept, just simply look at the y axis

The blue circle is the intercept.

Therefore, the final equation is:

y=1.5x-2

Hope this helped

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