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The boundary line for the linear inequality goes through the points (-6,-4) and (3,-1). The point (9,1) is not a solution to this inequality and neither is (-4,7). Write and graph an inequality to represent the situation.

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Answer:

y <
(1)/(3) x - 2

Explanation:

Slope of the line m =
(-4+1)/(-6-3) =
(1)/(3)

y + 1 =
(1)/(3) (x - 3)

y =
(1)/(3) x - 2

Points (9, 1) and (- 4, 7) are not solutions, then

1 <
(1)/(3) (9) - 2

7 <
(1)/(3) (- 4) - 2

Thus, the inequality is y <
(1)/(3) x - 2

The boundary line for the linear inequality goes through the points (-6,-4) and (3,-1). The-example-1
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