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How do you graph the solution to inequality? y≤−2x+3

How do you graph the solution to inequality? y≤−2x+3
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How do you graph the solution to inequality? y≤−2x+3

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Y would equal 8 so then 2x+3 would be 10 so you multiply and get your answer!

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