How do you graph the inequality 5x-2y>=105x−2y≥10?

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A. S. Adikesavan
May 20, 2016

Draw the straight line though (0, -5) and (2, 0)(0,−5)and(2,0). Shade the region below this line, in the negative y-direction. Enter therein 5x-2y>105x−2y>10.

Explanation:

Rearranging, y<2.5 x-5y<2.5x−5.

For any point (x, y) beneath this straight line that passes through
(0, -5) and (2, 0), y<2.5 x -5y<2.5x−5, and accordingly, 5x-2y>105x−2y>10

,Draw the straight line though (0, -5) and (2, 0)(0,−5)and(2,0). Shade the region below this line, in the negative y-direction. Enter therein 5x-2y>105x−2y>10.

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