To graph the inequality \(5x + y < 2\), we first convert it to the equation \(5x + y = 2\).
Rearrange the equation to solve for \(y\): \[ y = -5x + 2 \]
The boundary line for the inequality is \(y = -5x + 2\). This line will be dashed in the graph because the inequality is strict (\(<\)).
Since the inequality is \(5x + y < 2\), the region below the line \(y = -5x + 2\) will be shaded.
The inequality \(5x + y < 2\) is represented by the region below the dashed line \(y = -5x + 2\).
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