Question

How do you graph inequalities and how do you find the inequality of a graph? For example, graph
4x-y>6. *Sigh* will give medal~

Answer 1

you solve for y, as this will give you an equation similar to that of a regular equation

Answer 2

so, in cases like this, you're going to want to isolate for y

Answer 3

4x-y>6
-4x -4x
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-y>-4x+6

Now y is all by itself. So there is one last step we need to know in order to be able to graph this inequality. @sarenemun do you know what that would be?

Answer 4

do you understand? :)

Answer 5

hmmm

Answer 6

the y-intercept?

Answer 7

so it's like graphing regular equations but you just shade one side or something??

Answer 8

correct! But when solving for y, don't forget to change the direction of the inequality if you are dividing by a negative. Which is what you will have to be doing here

Answer 9

Since this seems like a relatively simplest equation, you want to find an equation that you could easily graph. luckily, you could get this to slope-intercept form.

Answer 10

ah ah, okay
thank you :) :) :)