What is 2x-y <4 graphed on a graph

Erik Cupal asked May 24, 2023

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Answer:

y>2x-4

y int = -4

over 2 right 1 (like staircase)

The line is dotted and shade to the left of graph

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Damon Swayn answered May 29, 2023

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