Mathematics, 13.02.2021 04:50 0gNanaa

S the solution to a two-variable inequality always a solution of the related function? Explain. Sample Response: Not always. If the inequality does not have “or equal to,” then the boundary line is dashed and not in the solution.

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say the solution is not always a solution of the related function?

mention the inequality including “or equal to”?

include that the boundary line cannot be dashed?

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