How would I graph x > -2 on a coordinate plane?

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Jim H
Apr 9, 2018

Please see below.

Explanation:

The equation x = -2x=−2 has a graph that is a vertical line with all xx-coordinates equal to -2−2.
The collection of points with xx-coordinate (strictly) greater that -2−2 is to the right of this line.
The graph of the inequality is shaded in blue. The vertical line x=-2x=−2 is dashed rather than solid to indicate that the line is not included.

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