Which of the following inequalities matches the graph?

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oleg3321 · Answer

what graph? where is the graph?

anonymous · Answer

x > 4 x < 4 y > 4 y < 4

astrophysics · Answer

Apply the same thing I just taught you

oleg3321 · Answer

would be the second choice. i think but not sure

anonymous · Answer

ALRIGHT

astrophysics · Answer

Apply what you were taught in the previous question, because @oleg3321 gave you the wrong answer.

usukidoll · Answer

anyway ... whenever we have x = some number , we have a vertical line.. .for example that x = 2 from the previous question means that at (2.0) we have a vertical line
if we had y = 2 it means that we have a horizontal line at (0,2)

astrophysics · Answer

So what kind of a line would y = 4 and x = 4 give you (look above at Usuki's statement)

anonymous · Answer

C Y>4?

astrophysics · Answer

Well at least you know y = 4, is a horizontal line so that's good, but are you sure?

astrophysics · Answer

AGAIN
> - greater than
< - less than

usukidoll · Answer

let's start off with just y = 4 that would mean that there's a horizontal line at (0,4). Now are we considering everything above the horizontal line or below ?

anonymous · Answer

D Y<4?

usukidoll · Answer

we have a horizontal line at (0,4) so we do consider everything below due to where the region was shaded.

usukidoll · Answer

so it has to be y < 4

astrophysics · Answer

$$\huge \checkmark$$

anonymous · Answer

THANK YOU!!!