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Graph the inequality: 2x+y>4​

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sure thing but first start off by creating the function that we want to plot but isolating y.

y>-2x+4

Technically we are graphing the line of equation y=-2x+4 and finding the values where y>-2x+4

Now using the original equation;

2x+y>4

let's take the origin (0,0) as our reference.

substitute the values in the equation

2(0)+0>4

0>4

False, then this part of the graph is rejected and we want to take the other side :P

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