How do you graph the inequality $y> -4$ , $x>5$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-04-12T23:18:23

You draw a vertical and a horizontal line.

The vertical line intercepts the x-axis at $x=5$
The horizontal goes through $y=-4$

Now everything above the horizontal line AND to the right of the vertical line is your solution space.

How do you graph the inequality y> -4y> -4, x>5x>5?