4.The solution set of the inequality 2x − y 2 consists of all the points ? the line ? .
A. above; y = 2x − 2
B. below; y = 2x − 2
C. above; y = −2x + 2
D. below; y = −2x + 2

Question

4.The solution set of the inequality 2x − y > 2 consists of all the points   ?   the line   ?  .  
  A. above; y = 2x − 2 
  B. below; y = 2x − 2 
  C. above; y = −2x + 2 
  D. below; y = −2x + 2

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

im not sure i quite understand the question why are there question marks? and could you reword it?

123ab456c · Answer

hi! can i help @gigiheart63

anonymous · Answer

@jazzygirl127 
the ? means blank _____
@123AB456C yesyou can help

anonymous · Answer

oh wait i get it ok, so we need to change this into slope intercept form first. that looks like this $$y<2x-2$$

anonymous · Answer

then we graph it like it was a normal equation with an equals sign.. just ignore the inequality for now

anonymous · Answer

once you the line you look at the inequality, because it dictates one which side you shad, which will tell you which points are included. since the inequality is less than we shade below the line.

anonymous · Answer

this would make your answer b. does that help?