SOLUTION: I need a little help in graphing which I don't understand. Thank you for your help! Graph the following equalities. Make sure you shade correctly and pay attention to the 'equ

Question 23154: I need a little help in graphing which I don't understand. Thank you for your help!
Graph the following equalities. Make sure you shade correctly and pay attention to the 'equal' portion. Also, this should be in cartesian coordinate system (ie x-y graph not a line graph)
#26 y > 5
#27 -2y > 10
#28 5+2y < 3y-2

Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
#26 Graph y=5 as a dashed line parallel to the x axis and five
units above it. It is dashed because your problem does not
say "equal to". Then shade in the area above the dashed line
because your problem does say "greater than".
#27 Solve for y as y<5. NOw follow the procedure outlined in #26
but shade below the line as your problem says "less than".
#28 Solve for y and get y>7. Follow the procedure described in #26
.
Cheers,
Stan H.

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