How do you graph #y>=-2x-2#?
1 Answer
Jan 7, 2017
You graph a line as if it were an equals sign, then look at the symbol. Y is greater than, which means you shade above the line. (also note that it's a solid line because
Explanation:
it's greater than or equal to, if it's only a greater than or less than the line would be dotted.
