Question

how do you graph -x>y ?

Answer 1

draw a graph of -x=y
then shade the region of the graph that satisfies -x>y

Answer 2

you might find it easier to first rearrange this as:

y < -x

so as sasogeek suggested, first plot the line y = -x
when you draw this line, it should be drawn dotten since the relationship is y < -x

then shade in the area below this line which will give you y < -x

Answer 3

yeah actually that is easier.. thanks

Answer 4

yw :)