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Graph the solution to the following linear inequality in the coordinate plane. 5 x - y > -3

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Given:

The inequality is:


5x-y>-3

To find:

The graph for the given linear inequality in the coordinate plane.

Solution:

We have,


5x-y>-3

The related equation for this inequality is:


5x-y=-3

The table of values is:

x y

0 3

-1 -2

Plot the points (0,3) and (-1,-2) on a coordinate plane and connect them by a dotted straight line because the sign of inequality is >.

Check the given inequality for (0,0).


5(0)-(0)>-3


0>-3

This statement is true. So, the shaded area of the given inequality is towards the origin.

Therefore, the required graph is shown below.

Graph the solution to the following linear inequality in the coordinate plane. 5 x-example-1
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