100 Points! Which inequality is represented by the graph? y<5/3x−3 y>5/3x−3 y<3/5x−3 y≤5/3x−3

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100 Points! Which inequality is represented by the graph?

y<5/3x−3

y>5/3x−3

y<3/5x−3

y≤5/3x−3

100 Points! Which inequality is represented by the graph? y<5/3x−3 y>5/3x−3 y-example-1

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the slope answer is y=5/3x-3 if that’s what your asking

Shiori answered Jan 16, 2022

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