Graph the following linear inequality.

y

Question

Graph the following linear inequality.

y<1/9x+9

anonymous · Answer

@Miracrown

anonymous · Answer

@charliealbert

anonymous · Answer

anonymous · Answer

No, it's like this...
$$y<\frac{ 1 }{ 9x }+9$$

anonymous · Answer

anonymous · Answer

I have no idea what that graph means...I just need points or something

anonymous · Answer

Ohh, sorry I do not know how to graph that, sorry. May be someone else can

miracrown · Answer

If you are in calculus, then we are probably expected to take the derivative to find slopes.

miracrown · Answer

Are you in a calculus class? or precalculus
I can give you a general idea of what it looks like.

anonymous · Answer

No I have algebra or something

miracrown · Answer

The x is in the denominator....correct?

anonymous · Answer

yes

miracrown · Answer

I assume you're in algebra class, then we need to plot points.

anonymous · Answer

yes

miracrown · Answer

You are expected to plot points. 
First we graph y = 1/(9x) + 9 as a dotted line. Basically the graph of y = 1/x looks like this:

miracrown · Answer

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So our final graph will look like this....just a bit different because of the 9's
But that is the basic shape.

miracrown · Answer

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