[tex]y > \frac 53x +2[/tex] will not have a shared solution set with the graphed linear inequality
How to determine the linear inequality?
From the graph, we have the equation of the line to be:
[tex]y < \frac 53x +1[/tex]
The equation that have a shared solution must intersect with the line of the inequality.
From the list of options, we have:
[tex]y < \frac 53x -2[/tex] --- has the same slope, but a smaller y-intercept.
This means that the region of [tex]y < \frac 53x -2[/tex] is within the region of [tex]y < \frac 53x +1[/tex]
[tex]y < -\frac 53x + 1[/tex]
This has a different slope to the graph.
So, it will have a shared solution
[tex]y > \frac 53x +2[/tex] --- has the same slope, but a bigger y-intercept and a different inequality sign
This means that the region of [tex]y > \frac 53x +2[/tex] is outside the region of [tex]y < \frac 53x +1[/tex], and it will not have a shared solution
Hence, [tex]y > \frac 53x +2[/tex] will not have a shared solution set with the graphed linear inequality
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