Question

does anyone have access to graphing that they can help me with a few problems

Answer 1

sure, what's that?

Answer 2

i need to graph y>6x

Answer 3

on a plane

Answer 4

it's the same as doing y = 6x, it would be just a line.

Answer 5

ok but how would it look on a graph and would it be a solid line or broken and what side gets colored in

Answer 6

ok, as a straight line we know it will hit the y-axis and x-axis one time each right?

Answer 7

yeah

Answer 8

ok but how would it look on a graph and would it be a solid line or broken and what side gets colored in

Answer 9

well.. as the form of y = 6x it will be just a straight line and yes it's a solid line. To find the shaded part, choose a point on either side of the line and plug it back into the original equation. If you simplify and end up with a true inequality shade on this side of the line. If you get a false inequality shade on the other side of the line.
It's often easiest to choose close to the origin, (-1,0).

So,

0 > -6 (true) hence, that side of the line is the shaded area