Graph the solutions of the following inequalities on a number line (a number line for each inequalities) and express the solution the set-builder notation and interval notation.

1) y

Question

Graph the solutions of the following inequalities on a number line (a number line for each inequalities) and express the solution the set-builder notation and interval notation. 

1) y < 2x + 3
2) $2x - 3y \ge 6$

calculusxy · Answer

@whpalmer4

whpalmer4 · Answer

ok, what's your question?

calculusxy · Answer

I already posted it.

whpalmer4 · Answer

you posted the problem

calculusxy · Answer

I made the second equation into slope-int form and got $y \le -2 + \frac{2}{3}x$

calculusxy · Answer

i need help to put this into a number line

whpalmer4 · Answer

are you sure you are not supposed to make a 2d graph?

whpalmer4 · Answer

not clear to me how you fit something with two variables onto something that shows only one!

calculusxy · Answer

take look at this. this is the actual problem i just rephrased it.

calculusxy · Answer

i already graphed it on a graph paper. i need help on putting each of the solutions in their number line

calculusxy · Answer

my battery is running out. i will be coming back in 5 minutes. you can continue to do what you're doing. i am coming right back. thanks :)

whpalmer4 · Answer

sorry, but I do not understand what a number line representation of $y\lt2x+3$ looks like, except if you have fixed a value of $x$.