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  • 04-06-2024
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Identify the graph that shows the following equations x+y<1, x-y>2

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  • 04-06-2024

To identify the graph that represents the equations x+y<1 and x-y>2, you are looking for the graph where the shaded region satisfies both inequalities. This means you are looking for the graph where x+y is less than 1 and x-y is greater than 2.

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