SOLUTION: How do I graph a absolute value inequality with the variable coming after a number like this?
y<=|4-x|
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Question 1066236: How do I graph a absolute value inequality with the variable coming after a number like this?
y<=|4-x|
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
How do I graph a absolute value inequality with the variable coming after a number like this?
y<=|4-x|
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Graph the equation y = |4-x|
y <= |4-x| is the area below the lines, including the lines.
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PS |4-x| = |x-4|
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