How do you graph the inequality 2x + y > -2?

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A. S. Adikesavan
Apr 2, 2016

Draw the straight line 2x + y = -2 that passes through (-1, 0), ( 0, -2 ). Shade the region above this line and enter therein 2x + y = -2, The shaded region is the graph for the inequality.

Explanation:

y = -2x-2 is the non-inclusive boundary line for the graph. For any point ( x, y ) above this line, 2x + y> -2,

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