Question

How do you graph the inequality `y<(x-5)^2`?

Answer 1

See the shaded area in the graph.

Explanation:

`y=(x-5)^2` represents the parabola, with

vertex at (5, 0) and axis `x = 5uarr`.

For the interior points (x, y), y > this y.

For the ( shaded ) exterior points, it is less.

graph{y<(x-5)^2 [-39.9, 39.9, -19.95, 19.95]}