Question

(I will put the graphs below)
Which is the graph of the inequality?
y > 2x + 3

Answer 1

First you gotta know what the graph of
y = 2x + 3
looks like

Answer 2

yep first draw the graph of this straight line

Answer 3

then take an arbitrary point (0,0)

Answer 4

if the inequality is satisfied for (0,0) shade portion containing (0,0) from the line else do the opposite

Answer 5

Wait i dont really understand? What line do i have to draw out?

Answer 6

y = 2x + 3
Draw it :)

Answer 7

how?

Answer 8

You get its intercepts

Answer 9

im so confused

Answer 10

first, draw the cartesian plane

Answer 11

whats that?

Answer 12

Can you just please tell me this is very urgent

Answer 13

you wont learn if people just give you an answer

Answer 14

well can you explain to me how to do it please

Answer 15

the cartesian plane is what the x-y graph lies on

Answer 16

to graph y = 2x +3 you have to know what each value indicates.
this line in is the form y = mx+b
where m is the slope of the line which is also given by (the change in y)/ (the change in x)
the b is where the line intercepts the y axis because that is where on the graph x =0

so looking at yours it will be an upward slope since the 2x is positive and intercept at positive 3