What is the difference between graphing the inequality y > x + 5 and y < x + 5

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Zepler [3.9K]2 years ago

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Answer:

The graph on the first equation y>x+5 will be shaded above the line. The graph on the second. equation y< x+5 will be shaded below the line.

When y is less than (y<), then the graph is shaded below the line. if y is greater than,( y>) then it will be shaded above the line.

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