Hi,

Note the graphs of y = x (Green) and y = x-2 (Blue)

Place on separate Graphs...

 y < x would be the shaded area below the green line

 y ≤ x-2 would be the shaded area below the blue line with the line included.



 

Answer by Edwin McCravy(20086)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 


The other tutor mistook -x for x.



y < -x 

y ≤ x - 2



Draw the boundary lines whose equations are



y = -x

y = x - 2



Draw the first line dotted because the original inequality is <

It's drawn in red.

Draw the second one solid because the original inequality is ≤

It's drawn in green.







Since the inequalities begin with y < and with y ≤, we shade

the area that is below BOTH lines.



 

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