Question

For the inequality y−x>−x2−1, where is the graph shaded and is the curve solid or dotted?

Answer 1

The curve will be dotted and upper portion of the graph will be shaded.

Inequality expression

Inequality are expressions not separated by an equal sign Given the following inequality

y−x>−x2−1

Equate to zero

y > x^2 + x -1

Since the inequality sign in the given expression is a less than sign, hence the curve will be dotted.

Also, since the inequality sign is a "greater than", hence upper portion of the graph will be shaded.

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