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I need help with my math in school so I’m practicing for the summer

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It is required to identify the graph of the inequality y≤-3.

To do this, draw the boundary line of the inequality first, and then shade the appropriate region.

Change the inequality sign to the equal sign to get the equation of the boundary line:


y=-3

This is a horizontal line that passes through -3 on the y-axis.

Since y=-3 is included in the inequality, then the line should be a thick line.

Next, shade the region that contains the numbers that are less than y=-3, that is, below the line.

Hence, the correct graph is shown below:

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