SOLUTION: how to you graph the inquality 2k+1<5 and m-5>6?

Question 311051: how to you graph the inquality 2k+1<5

and m-5>6?
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

First, I'm going to presume that you mean "inequality"

Second, you need to specify whether you want to graph an interval in

, a half-plane in

, or a solid region in

.

You also need to specify whether the use of a variable other than

is any part of the difficulty you are having.

Repost making sure you are clear about what it is you want.

John

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