Question

I need a quick help!!! If u have this sign > or equal to do u shade above or below the line? Please help!! Its an easy way to get a MEDAL :)))

Answer 1

below

Answer 2

\[\ge\] like this

Answer 3

Yea

Answer 4

So u go below? U sure???

Answer 5

@matt.mawson sure?

Answer 6

It is below

Answer 7

He is right. You go below.

Answer 8

\[\ge\]

Answer 9

Alright thanx guys!!!!

Answer 10

But if I do that in my graph it woukdnt make sense

Answer 11

@dmot7291 & @courtney_lee

Answer 12

Can you draw the graph, what do you mean?

Answer 13

How do I draw it for u where do I go?

Answer 14

Click draw below the reply box at the bottom

Answer 15

I dont c nothing but the box to type

Answer 16

Can you give me the equation you have, I think i understand your question. You are trying to plot an inequality right?

Answer 17

Yes

Answer 18

Ok but dont panic

Answer 19

If it is less than or equal too you go below. If it is greater than or equal too you go above.

Answer 20

x >=0
y>=0
x + 2y =< 6
2y - x =< 2
x + y =< 5
f (x, y) = 3x - 5y

That's the question its from an algebra 2 book

Answer 21

Y>0 would be shaded above because y is greater than 0.
y< is below because y is less than

Answer 22

http://my.hrw.com/math06_07/nsmedia/tools/Graph_Calculator/graphCalc.html online graphing calculator, can show shading too

Answer 23

Thanx :)

Answer 24

Nah it didnt work

Answer 25

What are you trying to plot exactly?

Answer 26

3rd equation

Answer 27

solve for y before you graph it

Answer 28

Will it be this at the end y = -x + 3?

Answer 29

Anybody?

Answer 30

3rd equation is y =< -(1/2)x + 3

Answer 31

Right forgot to put 1/2 thanx