SOLUTION: Graph the system of inequalities. y >_ -4 x >_ 5 OK Do i just put a dot on the y line at -4, and a 5 on the x line on the graph? The

SOLUTION: Graph the system of inequalities. y >_ -4 x >_ 5 OK Do i just put a dot on the y line at -4, and a 5 on the x line on the graph? The _ is supposed to be below the >

Question 141281: Graph the system of inequalities.
y >_ -4
x >_ 5
OK Do i just put a dot on the y line at -4, and a 5 on the x line on the graph?
The _ is supposed to be below the >
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Graph the system of inequalities.
y >_ -4
x >_ 5
OK Do i just put a dot on the y line at -4, and a 5 on the x line on the graph?
The _ is supposed to be below the >
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Graph the EQUALITIES:
y = -4 goes thru all the points where y = -4 and is a line
parallel to the x-axis.
The INEQUALITY y > -4 is the half-plane above y = -4
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x = 5 goes thru all the points where x = 5 and is a line
parallel to the y-axis.
The INEQUALITY x > 5 is the half-plane to the right of x = 5
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Cheers,
Stan H.

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