Question

this is opposite how do i do this

Answer 1

First, ignore the inequality sign

Focus on the equation \(\large y = x - 5\)
What would that line look like? A line with y-intercept of -5 and a slope of 1 right?

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

Okay so lets graph that



Look good? Now we focus on the inequality sign

Answer 4

ALL the inequality sign does, is tell us where to shade. i.e What portion of the graph holds solutions to this inequality

So here we have \(\large y \ge x - 5\)

This tells us to shade the portion of the graph where the values would make this inequality true

I.e....where can we shade *ABOVE or BELOW the line* where any point I choose can be a solution to this inequality

Answer 5

Let me know if that is...understandable...and then we can work through it :)