SOLUTION: How do you graph y is greater than x AND y is less than -x I have the answer, but I don't get it.

Question 442454: How do you graph
y is greater than x AND
y is less than -x
I have the answer, but I don't get it.
Answer by Gogonati(855) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
y>x is an inequality, and its boundary line is y=x, which is the bisector of first and third quadrant.
y<-x is also an inequality, and its boundary line is y=-x, which is the bisector
of the second and fourth quadrant.
The solution set of y>x is the region above the line y=x, and the solution set of
y<-x is the region below the line y=-x.
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