Mathematics, 25.06.2020 07:01, zach32131

Which linear equality will not have a shared solution set with the graphed linear inequality?
8
Oy>x+2
y2-+3
Oy< -5x-7
4
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Oy>--5
8
-4
4
8
O y < 5 x + 2
-4
8

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