Question

On a piece of paper graph y>-x+2, then determine which answer matches the graph you drew

Answer 1

Answer: The picture.

Note: I originally said that the picture was reversed, but it actually isn't.

Step-by-step explanation:

Start by making a graph and labeling the axis. The function is linear and has a slope of 1/1, since there is no numerical value in front of the -x. It is also negative, which is the reason the graph is reversed. Then you need to go up 2 on the y axis, since it is -x+2. Your point will be at (0,2)

After you have graphed your first point, graph a second point to help you draw the line. To do this move down on point and to the right one point or (1,1). Keep in mind that if the graph was positive you would move up and to the right.

Now on to drawing the line. Draw the line dashed since y is greater than, but not equal to -x+2. After you have dashed the line, shade above the line to show that it is greater than.