SOLUTION: How do you Graph the inequality: y>-4/3x+1. by the way, the -4/3 is a fraction. can you show me the graph if possible?

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Question 853074: How do you Graph the inequality: y>-4/3x+1.
by the way, the -4/3 is a fraction. can you show me the graph if possible?

Answer by ewatrrr(24785)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 
Hi,
first: graph y = -4/3x+1 P(0,1) and (3, -3) on Line. Plot and connect

then...shade above the line
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