Question

Help Please

Answer 1

What is the problem?

Answer 2

I will try my best to help, but I'm up only to early geometry.

Answer 3

Just a sec

Answer 4

Take your time.

Answer 5

So if it was +2 instead of -2 would the bottom be shaded?

Answer 6

Instead of the top

Answer 7

The shading would only be different if the inequality sign were opposite.

Answer 8

Does it ask if the line would look different, or only about the shading?

Answer 9

It isn't a question on a test or work sheet, I was just wondering if it would be

Answer 10

Oh okay.

Answer 11

Also, if the sign is equal to or larger/smaller than (the sign with the dash underneath), the line would be solid instead of of dotted.

Answer 12

So only if the inequality was the opposite would it be on the bottom? Wether or not the numbers are negative or positive?

Answer 13

itll reflect if its opposite

Answer 14

negative oops

Answer 15

It depends. So if the sign is pointing right, like >, the shaded area would be the left. I just look at where the "mouth" of the sign is pointing, and shade that part.

Answer 16

Sorry if that comment didn't help much, I'm not that good at putting these stuff into words :p

Answer 17

Also, the negative and positive numbers don't matter as much if the line is already there. But if you go 1 step behind, where you still have to isolate y. During that step, if you divide a negative number on both sides, then you will have to flip the sign.

Answer 18

like this?

Answer 19

Opposite. Wherever the wider side opens, that side of the graph is shaded.

Answer 20

Oh ok, so like this?