Question

How are you supposed to shade when graphing polynomial inequalities?

Answer 1

HELP!

Answer 2

If your curve (graph) doesn't pass through the origin, then test it out.
Set x = 0 and work out if the inequality is still true.

Answer 3

If it is still true, then shade the part containing the origin.
If it's not true, then shade the part not containing the origin.

Answer 4

I dont get it...
@terenzreignz

Answer 5

Example. Let's attempt to graph \(y>x^2 - 1\)

Answer 6

This is roughly what it looks like...