Question

The following is the solution of x – 2y > -4.

x + y ≥ -3

Answer 1

true or false

Answer 2

@muscrat123

Answer 3

idk, @satellite73 ?

Answer 4

False... to do this you need to make them equal to y...
So it stays like this...
x – 2y > -4.
-2y>-4+x
y>(-4+x)/-2
y> -1/2 X +2

x + y ≥ -3
y≥x-3

And it would look like that in the picture

Answer 5

careful, errors in those equations

\(x – 2y > -4\)
\(– 2y > -x -4\)
\(– y > -x/2 -2\)
\( y < x/2 +2\) [A]

\(x + y ≥ -3\)
\(y ≥ -x -3\) [B]

so it looks like this
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/cndlf6d8tx