two graphed inequalities? pictures attached
do you know which sign represent dotted line
< > two represent dotted line and < equalt and > equal lines are should be solid so what you thing about first graph
i understand the dotted vs not dotted line thing and that it must be one of the first two options because the slope is 2, but i dont know which of the two it is
the second one i think is x>0 because its only a vertical line with the positive side shaded
so going with that logic, the first one should be -y because the negative side is shaded
first one have vertical line which mean no y-intercept
eh half right. the first one is +y, but the second one was right
oh well haha i only got one question wrong. thank you once again(:
do you get the answer
first one is vertical line so no intercept y > x why i used that sign because shaded right side
second one is y < -2x + 0 because they shaded below negative slope because the line is decreasing
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