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Given x – 5 < One-fourth (y – 8)2, which graph represents the inequality?

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jjunny

Step-by-step explanation:

x - 5 < 2 (y - 8) • 1/4

x - 5 < (y - 8) / 2

2 (x - 5) < y - 8

2x - 10 < y - 8

2x - 10 + 8 < y

y > 2x - 2

graph 2x - 2 and shade the section above

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MrRoyal

The graph of (y - 8)² > 4x - 20 is the same as the graph of x - 5 < 1/4(y - 8)²

How to determine the graph of the inequality?

The inequality of the graph is given as:

x - 5 < 1/4(y - 8)²

Multiply both sides by 4

4x - 20 < (y - 8)²

Rewrite the inequality as:

(y - 8)² > 4x - 20

Hence, the graph of (y - 8)² > 4x - 20 is the same as the graph of x - 5 < 1/4(y - 8)²


See attachment for the graph

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