Posted by Momo on Saturday, February 6, 2010 at 6:46pm.
x+5y+3>=0
5 y > -x -3
y > -x/5 -3/5
You divided by a positive number, so there is no reason to reverse the direction of the arrow. Now graph that line and shade above it.
5y ≥ -x - 3
but you are dividing by 5, so you don't have to worry about the inequality sign.
so
y ≥ -x/5 - 3/5
Now in each case, the equation becomes the boundary.
So for the first one, draw a dotted line, and shade in everything above that line.
For the second, draw a dotted line and shade in everything above that line.
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