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Answer 1

ok here

Answer 2

idk

Answer 3

PLEASE HELP @zepdrix @Will.H @Luigi0210 @likeabossssssss @EclipsedStar!!!!!

Answer 4

what :d oh

Answer 5

help...

Answer 6

\(\large\rm y\le x-5\)
\(\large\rm y\le-x-4\)

Let's plug in the first point \(\large\rm (1,10)\), see if it satisfies both equations,
\(\large\rm 10\le 1-5\)
\(\large\rm 10\le-1-4\)

Answer 7

Simplify both equations,
do the inequalities hold true?

Answer 8

sorry idk

Answer 9

no I don't think...

Answer 10

Explain what the inequality means in relation to the positions of these numbers on the number line. (4 points)

Answer 11

stop @elfynelfy12344...

Answer 12

@zepdrix no I don't think so to your question

Answer 13

you don't think so? XD

Answer 14

I hate inequalities ok?

Answer 15

so the answer ___? B?

Answer 16

@zepdrix B?

Answer 17

ok well thanks for leaving me @zepdrix...

Answer 18

graph the two lines and see where the points lie and if they are in the union of the less than areas.

Answer 19

?????

Answer 20

that looks perfect for the lines. now can you show me where the leas than areas are?

Answer 21

here?