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Question 10922
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How do I graph 4x - 5
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4x - 5 <= 15
Add +5 to each side:
4x <= 20
Divide both sides by 4:
x<= 5
Draw a numberline, place a SOLID circle on the point at 5, and shade to the left, with an arrow on the end of the line indicating that it continues to negative infinity.
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