How do you graph the inequality y<x?

Question

also can be said as: y is less than or equal to x.

Answer 1

Use a dotted line to draw the line y = x .
Can use points (0,0) and (6,6) to draw this line.
The required region is then the shaded area to the right of the line.

Answer 2

Graph as if it were y=x
y intercept is 0
slope is 1
so it is a diagonal line through the 1st and 3rd quadrants.
Shade where the y's are less (shade below the line).

Answer 3

Graph the y=x line, it will be a solid line. Intercepts are at (0,0) and the slope is one. Then simply shade in everything below the line.

Answer 4

for y for y is less than or equal to x, do the same thing except dont dash the line

Answer 5

If each and each indoors suggestions-set measures one hundred sixty 5°, then each and each outdoors suggestions-set measures 15°. because of the fact the sum of the outdoors angles is 360°, then one in each of those factors is 360°/15° = 24. There are 24 factors.

Answer 6

Choose points (x,y) such that y < x (x > y)
(-5,-6), (-4,-5).......(5,4) and graph it.