Question

What is the graph of the inequality?

3x + 2y > -5

Answer 1

http://www.regentsprep.org/regents/math/algebra/ae85/grineqa.htm

Answer 2

Ignore the shaded stuff. Can you identify which line represents 3x + 2y = -5?

Answer 3

Yeah, I can do that. Just give me a second.

Answer 4

Nevermind, I can't V.V

Answer 5

This happened, and I got stuck

Answer 6

@bloopman

Answer 7

Put it in slope-intercept form, it would make much easier to graph.

Answer 8

I see you already did :)
Now all you need to do is take 2 random values of x and find the y. From those 2 points you can draw the line that represents your graph.

Answer 9

Yay... fractions V.V Okay, this will take a minute to do. Please be patient with me.

Answer 10

Of course :)

Answer 11

So it's one of the first two?

Answer 12

The graph is this

Answer 13

Yeah ! To verify which side you should shade take 1 random point from each side and see which one checks with the inequality.

Answer 14

Awesome! Thank you.

Answer 15

Who ?

Answer 16

You're much welcome ^^