Mathematics, 29.11.2021 01:40 luccim
How can you use the graph of a linear equation to graph an inequality in two variables?
You can graph the related linear equation as a dashed or solid boundary line, and shade the appropriate containing the solutions to the inequality.
The blank can either be plane or half-plane
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