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Which graph represents the inequality y<−1+2x?
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Which graph represents the inequality y<−1+2x?

Which graph represents the inequality y<−1+2x?-example-1
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C, because the equation of the line matches the equation in the question & the shaded region is under the line, representing that it is less that the equation.

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choice c

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