While graphing the linear inequality

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Problem

While graphing the linear inequality 5x−3y>85x-3y>8, how should the boundary line 5x−3y=85x-3y=8 be drawn? (a) A solid line (b) A thick arrowed line (c) A dotted line (d) No line at all, only shading

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