10. The graph of the linear inequality x + y > 1is aLine.Solid lineBroken line11. Which of the following is a system of linear inequalities in two variables?"x + 3y > 12; 2x - y<7x + 1 = -3; y - 7 = 5A.В.12. Determine the graph that best describe the inequality y > x + 2.А.ВB.

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10. The graph of the linear inequality x+ y > 1is a Line. Solid line O Broken line