Question

how do i graph this?
y ≤ -3x-1
y > 3x-2

Answer 1

To graph y ≤ -3x-1, you first graph the line y = -3x -1 and shade the side of the line where all points on that side are less than or equal to 3x-1.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

what is next?

Answer 4

Then you graph the second inequality y > 3x - 2. To do that you first draw the line y = 3x - 2 and then shade the side of the line where all points on that side are greater than 3x - 2.

The solution will be the shaded region COMMON to both the first and the second inequalities.