Question

How do you graph `4p+1> -7` or `6+3<33`?

Answer 1

Let's graph `4p+1 > -7`

We need to isolate `p`:

`4p+1 > -7`

subtract `1` from each side

`4p > -8`

divide by `4` on both sides

`p > -2`

Now we can graph this. First, we need to understand what this says. This expression is telling us that `p` is larger than `-2`. So, `p` can be anything larger than `-2`. That's what our graph will look like:

graph{x > -2}