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How do you graph 2x+5y<10 , y=3x-2 on a graph? (not a number line) they're inequalities ?

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  1. You have to solve for y in the first equation. Then the second -2 is your y axis plot point. 3 is your slope. so you start at -2 and go up 3 points and to the right one. because 3 is equal to 3 over one.  

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