Explain the steps you take to graph an inequality.

Let's say you had something in the form Ax+By > C

Solving for y would get it into the form y > mx+b only if B is positive.

If B were negative, then the sign would flip and you'd have y < mx+b

For y > mx+b, you shade above the boundary line and y < mx+b has you shade below the boundary line.

The boundary line itself is y = mx+b which goes through two points. Use a solid line if there is an "or equal to" as part of the inequality sign. Otherwise, use a dashed boundary line.

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Examples:

An online grapher such as desmos will quickly let you graph any inequality so you can check your work.

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