2. x + 7>-12y
a. X - 12y > 7
b. x - 12y > -7
c. X+12y >7
d.x+12y>-7
3. 3x – 12 + 5y > 0
a. 3x + 5y >-12
b. 3x + 5y > 12
c. 3x + 5y > 12
d.3x-5y>-12
4. x+3<y
a. x + y> 3
b. x - y> 3
c. x + y<-3
d.x-y<-3
5. X + 11 - 3y > 0
a. x + 3y > 11
b. x - 3y > -11
c. x + 3y > -11
d.x-3y>11
a. X - 12y > 7
b. x - 12y > -7
c. X+12y >7
d.x+12y>-7
3. 3x – 12 + 5y > 0
a. 3x + 5y >-12
b. 3x + 5y > 12
c. 3x + 5y > 12
d.3x-5y>-12
4. x+3<y
a. x + y> 3
b. x - y> 3
c. x + y<-3
d.x-y<-3
5. X + 11 - 3y > 0
a. x + 3y > 11
b. x - 3y > -11
c. x + 3y > -11
d.x-3y>11
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