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Use the equation to draw a line in the graph -x+5y>-5
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Use the equation to draw a line in the graph -x+5y>-5

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-x + 5y > -5

-x + 5y = -5

x y

-2 -7/5

-1 -6/5

0 1

1 -4/5

2 -3/5

I'll graph it

Use the equation to draw a line in the graph -x+5y>-5-example-1
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