How do you graph the inequality $y> -2x+5$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-03-23T12:07:49

Graph the line $y = -2x+5$ . This line passes through (0, 5) and ( $(5/2, 0)$ . Shade the region above this line. Enter $y > - 2x+5$ therein.

For (x, y) on this line, $y = -2x+5$ .

For points above this line (in the positive y-direction), $y > - 2x+5$ .

For points below this line (in the negative y-direction), $y < - 2x+5$ .

How do you graph the inequality y> -2x+5 y> -2x+5 ?