Math Graph Question?

Question

In the graph of y is less than or equal to x, which quadrant is completely shaded?

I
II
III
IV

Answer 1

Quadrant IV. Draw a graph and just pick a bunch of points that satisfy the expression. You will notice that they all fall below the line y=x.

Answer 2

Quadrants are the four sections divided up by the y and x axis. Quadrant I is the "top-right" section, where all y and x values are positive. Quadrant II is the "top-left" where all y values are positive and all x values are negative. Quad III is the "bottom-left" section will negative y's and x's. Quad IV is the "bottom-right" with negative y's and positive x's.

With y is less than or equal to x, first draw a solid line y = x on a graph that intercects y at x=0. Since y is always going to be equal to or less than x, everything below this line will be a possible y value and therefore, shaded.

After drawing this, you'll see which quadrant is completely shaded.

Answer 3

IV

In quadrant IV all x values are positive and all y values are negative, so no matter which point (x, y) one chooses, y < x. That means every point in the quadrant satisfies the condition y ≤ x, so every point in the quadrant would be shaded.

Answer 4

q 4...this graph is the same as y=x which has a positive 1 slope.

then, of course you shade under the line which completely includes q4