How do you graph y-x<=3?

1 Answer
Aug 6, 2017

A solid line is used to define the inequality.

y <= x+3

Explanation:

Treat this in exactly the same way as the equation of a straight line.

However, instead of the solution being only along the line itself, any point below the line will also be a solution for the inequality.

y -x <= 3 " "rArr y <= x+3

graph{y <= x+3 [-7.33, 12.67, -1.24, 8.76]}