Which graph shows the inequality y < –2x + 3?

Your line should be dashed and the shading (solution area) should be below your line.

Your line should cross the y-axis at 3.
From there, count 2 spaces down, then 1 space to the right. Place a point. Repeat.

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KarpaT KarpaT · Answer 2 · 2022-05-25T11:23:49+02:00

For graph of inequality y < –2x + 3 we have to shade left hand side of line .

What is inequality?

The square root of a number is the factor that we can multiply by itself to get that number.

According to question to draw the graph of inequality y < –2x + 3

We have to assume inequality y = –2x + 3 to take out points on y axis and x axis

x y

0 3

1 1

1.5 0

2 -1

3 -3

4 -5

-1 5

Go to the attached file to check the graph of inequality y = –2x + 3

Hence, For graph of inequality y < –2x + 3 we have to shade left hand side of line as over there we will always get y’s value lower than –2x + 3 .

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