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The line would be the same but one side would be shaded in. 
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The line of the graph would be the same as the equation with the inequality, except that the side with the inequality is greater than would be shaded in
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You would shade one side of the graphed line
the line
the line
The numbers are the same because they do not change but the graph will probably change.
The line is the same
The line is the same
i think you graph th
i think you graph the line and then shade in half of the graph

the line would be different like a more shaded line and a non shaded line.
the line would be different like a more shaded line and a non shaded line.
The line would be the same as #1 the inequality sign would be different. The numbers will be the same. The dots might be open or closed.
The line would be the same as #1 the inequality sign would be different. The numbers will be the same. The dots might be open or closed. 
The line will be goi
The line will be going the same direction as number 1.

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I think that the numbers would be the same, but instead of the equal sign there would be an inequality sign. 
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You need to shade in the side of the graph which the domain can aquire.
shade one side of gr
shade one side of graph

I think it would be
I think it would be a dotted line

the line would be same as #1
the line would be same as #1
The difference is instead of an equal sign, it uses an inequality sign.
The difference is instead of an equal sign, it uses an inequality sign.
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Same: Numbers, line

Different: Shading
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I think that the line would be similar to number one, but that you would also show the other possibilities by shading a side on the coordinate plane.
I think the graph wo
I think the graph would be the same, except that you would test points on the line to see which side of the line satisfies the equation.

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You shade one of the sides.

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The line would be the same but one side would be shaded in.

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Question 2
The line of the graph would be the same as the equation with the inequality, except that the side with the inequality is greater than would be shaded in

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You would shade one side of the graphed line

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The numbers are the same because they do not change but the graph will probably change.

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i think you graph the line and then shade in half of the graph

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the line would be different like a more shaded line and a non shaded line.

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the line would be different like a more shaded line and a non shaded line.

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The line would be the same as #1 the inequality sign would be different. The numbers will be the same. The dots might be open or closed. 

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The line would be the same as #1 the inequality sign would be different. The numbers will be the same. The dots might be open or closed. 

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The line will be going the same direction as number 1.

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I think that the numbers would be the same, but instead of the equal sign there would be an inequality sign.

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You need to shade in the side of the graph which the domain can aquire.

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shade one side of graph

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I think it would be a dotted line

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The difference is instead of an equal sign, it uses an inequality sign.

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The difference is instead of an equal sign, it uses an inequality sign.

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Same: Numbers, line

Different: Shading

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I think that the line would be similar to number one, but that you would also show the other possibilities by shading a side on the coordinate plane.

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I think the graph would be the same, except that you would test points on the line to see which side of the line satisfies the equation.

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You shade one of the sides.

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Since the numbers are the same, the points will be the same but the line may look different. Also, the points might be open or closed depending on the sign, just like when we plotted points on the number line.

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The line would be the same, but depending on the inequality the line would either be dashed or solid. You also shade one side of the line depending on the inequality.

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The line would be the same as #1 but the side of the line that includes the point (0,0) would be shaded in. The equal sign would change to a greater than or equal to because when multiplying or dividing by a negative, the sign will switch.

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I think that the distance between points would be the same on both graphs

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I think that the distance between points would be the same on both graphs

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The difference would be that the inequality line would have more than one y-intercept.

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We can look at this inequality similarly to the equation, as they use the same variables and constants. The difference lies the inequality sign. One side of the graph will actually have a filled in part. In regards to this graph, since the y is greater than the right hand side, this means we must then shade in the left hand side, as the y increases (upwards) and not downwards. If there is no greater or equal sign or less than or equal to, like a typical greater/lesser than, then the line will be dotted. This indicates the boundary, but you can't include the boundary as an answer.

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We can look at this inequality similarly to the equation, as they use the same variables and constants. The difference lies the inequality sign. One side of the graph will actually have a filled in part. In regards to this graph, since the y is greater than the right hand side, this means we must then shade in the left hand side, as the y increases (upwards) and not downwards. If there is no greater or equal sign or less than or equal to, like a typical greater/lesser than, then the line will be dotted. This indicates the boundary, but you can't include the boundary as an answer.

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Same: Numbers,

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We can graph linear inequalities on a coordinate plane. For even or odd, you do a dashed line and when it's a greater or equal or lesssthan or equal, its a solid line

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Since they are the same numbers the line will go through the same points, but the line will look differnt since it is an inequality. The dots might be open or closed or maybe the lines will be.