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18. Which TWO linear inequalities are shown in the

graph below?
y
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
y> -2
y < -2
x<-2
X > -2
x+y<1
x-y<-1
x+y>1
x-y> -1

18. Which TWO linear inequalities are shown in the graph below? y A. B. C. D. E. F-example-1
User Tomas Kohl
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Answer: A and H

Explanation:

y=x+1 is shaded below and dotted, so
y < x+1 \implies x-y > -1.

Also, y=-2 is dotted and shaded above, so it represents
y > -2

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