Question

How do you graph the inequality on a coordinate plane `5x-2y>= -10`?

Answer 1

See below for explanation

Explanation:

If you are able to graph a regular linear equation, then simply transpose the equation so that y is the subject.

`-2yge-10-5x`
`yle5-5/2x`

Remember that when you divide by a negative number you have the change the direction of the inequality sign

Now graph the function `y=5-5/2x` and then shade the area below the line to indicate a less than.

graph{yle5-5/2x [-10, 10, -5, 5]}