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Inequality of y<-4+3 on graph
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Inequality of y<-4+3 on graph

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Answer:


y < - 1

Explanation:


y < - 4 + 3


y < - 1

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\sf \: y < - 4 + 3 \\ \sf \: y < - 1


\sf \: Just \: add \: - 4 \: and \: 3 \: and \: you \: \\ \sf will \: get \: the \: inequality \: in \: the \: simplest \: form.

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