SOLUTION: i dont understand how to get the answer, plot the points and shade. the question is : y>-4 . and i need to plot it on a graph and shade to one of the sides.

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Question 294618: i dont understand how to get the answer, plot the points and shade. the question is : y>-4 . and i need to plot it on a graph and shade to one of the sides.
Answer by vleith(2983) About Me  (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The easiest way to plot these is to start by thinking about y+=+-4
If you plot that it is a horizontal line that runs thru (0, -4)
The given equation says y+%3E+-4
So that measn the line y = -4 is NOT in the plot, but every y 'above' (greater than) that line IS in the plot.
To represent that, when you draw in the line y+=+-4 draw it using a dashed line. That means the points on the line are not in the plot. If they were in the plot (for instance y+%3E=+-4 then draw the line as a solid line,
Now shade in everything above the line.