How do I make the linear inequality for the green line?

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quickstudent · Answer

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quickstudent · Answer

@jim_thompson5910

quickstudent · Answer

@pooja195 @Destinymasha @Directrix @jim_thompson5910

dtan5457 · Answer

Just for the green line?

quickstudent · Answer

Yes, I have the answer to the blue line already.

dtan5457 · Answer

Everything on the green shaded area has a x value thats <0

dtan5457 · Answer

That's less than or equal to 0 actually, since the line is not dotted

anonymous · Answer

well, if you look at it, the slope is a straight, vertical line

so that means it has to be either:

$x\le$0
or
$x\ge$0

anonymous · Answer

you determine whether or not its greater or lesser by the shading of the graph...is it going in a positive direction or a negative direction?

quickstudent · Answer

so, x ≤ 0 
That's the one, right?

anonymous · Answer

your text is not coming up on my screen... but if you're saying that $x\le$0, then you're correct :)

quickstudent · Answer

Yes, that was my answer. Thanks! :)

anonymous · Answer

@quickstudent do you understand how we got to that answer? and no problem! :)

quickstudent · Answer

Yes, I do. :)