How do you graph y+5<6x+2?

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Radek Czemerys asked Aug 2, 2022

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How do you graph y+5<6x+2?

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45 should be it

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Answer:

graph a dotted line along y=6x-3; shade the region below

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y+5<6x+2

y<6x-3

graph a dotted line along y=6x-3; shade the region below.

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