Find the graph of the linear inequality. $3 y \geq 2 x - 9$

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To graph the inequality, first graph the line $3y = 2x-9$ by finding the $x$ and $y$ intercepts. The $x$ intercept is $(4.5,0)$ and the $y$ intercept is $(0,-3)$. Connect the intercepts with a straight line. Since the inequality is $3y \geq 2x-9$, shade the region above the line, including the line itself (since it is "greater than or equal to"). This region represents all the points that satisfy the inequality. Choice A is incorrect because the shaded region is below the line. Choice B is incorrect because the line itself is not included in the shaded region. Choice D is incorrect because the shaded region is above the line but does not include the line itself.

Find the Graph of the Linear Inequality 3y≥2x−93 y \geq 2 x - 93y≥2x−9

Find the Graph of the Linear Inequality $3 y \geq 2 x - 9$