Question

How would I graph this?

Answer 1

\[y>=0 \]
\[x>=0\]
\[x<2\]

Answer 2

get geogebra. its a free graphing software that works really good. search it up on google

Answer 3

can you just graph
\(y\ge 0\)
?

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

it makes a box that starts on the entire x intercect, and all the positive y intersect

Answer 6

It just infinitely goes up

Answer 7

i actually asked that to asker, veevee

Answer 8

oh.

Answer 9

@hartnn you must have a lot of time, you've been helping me all day.

Answer 10

well i did the same with x>0, the thing is vice versa. the entire positive x is covered, and the entire y is covered.

Answer 11

so are you suggesting i should stop helping you :P
jk jk

Answer 12

lol

Answer 13

No, of course that's not what I'm suggesting.

Answer 14

Omg so many people

Answer 15

i know :)

so can you graph any of those ?

Answer 16

yeah, a pretty girl's picture tend to grab attention

Answer 17

Not exactly, pretty medals do

Answer 18

lol I already gave @veeveeniko a medal

Answer 19

and my brother came.

Answer 20

@Broskishelleh , seriously?

Answer 21

this would be y>=0?

Answer 22

thats x axis and its y =0

y>= 0 means y can take positive values like
y=2,20,200,...
so basically entire graph above x axis

Answer 23

sorta. make an arrow that points up and use a light color to fill ti all in, like this