5. What would you use to graph the inequality y> -x + 10? A. A number line B. The coordinate plane C. The origin D. This inequality cannot be graphed

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5. What would you use to graph the inequality y> -x + 10?

A. A number line
B. The coordinate plane
C. The origin
D. This inequality cannot be graphed

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Answer:

The coordinate plane

Explanation:

Graph the line
y=-x+10 with a dotted boundary and shade the region above the line.

Peterphonic answered Apr 19, 2023

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