How do you graph the inequality #y<2x-4#?

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Douglas K.
Jul 11, 2017

Graph the line #y = 2x-4# as a dashed line.

After you have plotted the line, shade in the area to right of the line.

Explanation:

To help you to graph the line, two points are #(0,-4)# and #(2,0)#

Remember to make it a dashed line to indicate that it is not included.

Here is a how it should look:

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