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OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (cbarredo1):

Part A: y ≤ 2x − 1 y ≥ − 3x + 2 In the overlapping shaded areas only contain A and E. Graph: http://prntscr.com/45qusv Part B You know A is (2,-3) And E is (3,1) Plug each point into both inequalities to show that they are true. Should have a total of 4 And for C, plot y<-x-1 on the graph. And shade that region. Schools in the shaded region would be the schools he could attend to

OpenStudy (cbarredo1):

You are welcome...

OpenStudy (cbarredo1):

red and blue, in order

OpenStudy (cbarredo1):

Yes

OpenStudy (cbarredo1):

Np

OpenStudy (cbarredo1):

I already did all of them

OpenStudy (cbarredo1):

yes

OpenStudy (cbarredo1):

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OpenStudy (cbarredo1):

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