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Give 5 Examples of Linear Inequalities in Two Variable​

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pari91

Answer:

5x−y>−2; (−3,−4)

4x−y<−8; (−3,−10)

6x−15y≥−1; (12,−13)

x−2y≥2; (23,−56)

34x−23y<32; (1,−1)

25x+43y>12; (−2,1)

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A linear inequality is an inequality that involves a linear function.

Examples of linear inequality are: 2x + y < 5, x + y > 2, y - x

A linear equation is represented as:

[tex]\mathbf{y = mx + b}[/tex]

A linear inequality can be gotten from a linear equation by changing the equality sign to any of the following inequality sign: >, < !=, >= and <=

So, examples of linear inequality are:

2x + y < 5, x + y > 2, y - x >= 2, 12x + 4y <= 20 and 6y - 7x > 1

Read more about linear inequality  at:

https://brainly.com/question/11897796

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