SOLUTION: Is the graph of the inequality [y≥-1/8x+2] a solid line with the shading below the line?

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Question 333595: Is the graph of the inequality [y≥-1/8x+2] a solid line with the shading below the line?

Answer by Edwin McCravy(20055)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Rules to learn:

 and  means a SOLID line
 and  means a DOTTED line

 and  always means that the shading is ABOVE the line,
 and  always means that the shading is BELOW the line,
 and  always means that the shading is TO THE RIGHT OF the line,
 and  always means that the shading is TO THE LEFT OF the line.

Yours is  and that means that the line is SOLID and 
the shading is ABOVE the line [not below it].

Edwin
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