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Chapter 3: Q. 258 (page 311)

Graph the linear inequality:

x+5y<-5

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Step 1. Given information 

Linear inequality:x+5y<-5

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Step 2. Graph 

We have,

x+5y<-5

x+5y=-5 boundary line

Now, at 0,0-

0+50<-5

0<-5

So, 0,0is not a solution.

The graph of the linear inequality -

All points in the shaded region, but not on the boundary line, represent the solutions tox+5y<-5

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