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I can't see pictures, but I'm going to solve the inequality and hope it helps.

2x+3>-9

   -3   -3

2x>-12

/2    /2

x>-6

To graph this, you need to convert this to slope form.

x>-6/1

-6 is the rise, and 1 is the run. That means that when you start at the origin, (0,0), you go down 6 units, because of the negative, and go right 1 unit. Repeat until you have maybe about 3 points, or until you can make a line. Then because the inequality has >, you shade to the right.

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hope it helps

sorry if it doesn't

"a" determine whether sage found the correct quotient. show your work

step-by-step explanation:

the answer is a and d