Can someone help me on #5
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Can someone help me on #5
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anonymous · Answer

so every linear equation represents a line correct?

anonymous · Answer

yeah

anonymous · Answer

the inequality: y<mx+b represents everything BELOW that line, because you want y values less than that line

anonymous · Answer

The vertical line is simply expressed as x=0

anonymous · Answer

if you want everything to the LEFT, you basically want every x value less than zero, so the region is expressed as x<0

anonymous · Answer

you know how to get the line right? the ones above it are like that. I guess the vertical one is just tripping you up haha. hopefully I cleared it up.

anonymous · Answer

yeah i do. thanks for the help:)