Question

Graph the inequality on a coordinate plane.

-y <= 3x-5

Answer 1

Slope = -3
y-intercept = 5
Shaded down with a solid line

Answer 2

-y <= 3x-5
I'd first multiply by -1
y > -3x+5
so it every thing above the this line with a slope -3 and a y-intercept 5

Answer 3

Slope of -3 means for every time it goes right 1, it goes down 3. And I made a mistake, it's shaded UP with a solid line.

Answer 4

It starts at 5 on the y-axis

Answer 5

I wont use a solid line, it implies it's included

Answer 6

Sorry, I still don't understand it at all...

Answer 7

y > -3x+5 this implies that y must be greater then the equation of the line.
remember when multiplying/ dividing by a negative number must change the inequality
-1 < 1
if I multiply by -1
1 > -1

Answer 8

so it's D?

Answer 9

I don't have selection

Answer 10

There is a document about 4 comments up ^

Answer 11

Yes the answer is D, you can tell because the slope on answer choice D is -3/1 and the shading is going to the right because the sign is > (greater than) and when the sign is > (greater than) you shade UP when the sign is < (less than) you shade DOWN.