Graph the equation below 6x - 5y > - 5

Check the image.

Step-by-step explanation:

First we draw the line 6x-5y=-5 Use the method you prefer, find 2 points or write it in segment form, get it to slope-intercept, any works.

At that point the easiest way to solve it is to plug a convenient point (read: if you can use the origin, you use the origin!) and see if the inequality holds:

which is indeed true. It means that the part of plane that contain 0 is part of the solution. A good way to mark the line is not part of the solution is to keep it dotted instead of solid, or draw it really thin.

just needed some points but try socratic

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