Question

Which linear inequality is graphed with y > –x – 2 to create the given solution set?

Answer 1

The Linear inequality that is graphed with y > –x – 2 to create the given solution set is; y < x + 1

How to interpret Inequality Graphs?

From the attached graph of inequalities, we see that one of the lines has its' y - intercept as -2 with a slope of -1. Thus, the equation in slope intercept form is; y = -x - 2.

The shaded region will have the inequality; y > -x - 2.

The other line has its' y - intercept as 1 and a slope of 1.

Thus, the equation of line is; y = x + 1.

The shaded part is above the line and as such the inequality region is represented by the inequality y < x + 1.

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