Question

Can someone please answer this for me.

What makes graphing an inequality different from graphing an equation of a line?
What does the inequality sign look like for a solid line/dashed line?
Create your own Linear inequality equation and describe the graph for your equation.

Answer 1

Graphing an inequality is when you shade in the graph based on whether your point that you chose(usually (0, 0)) is true or false when put back in the original equation.

Graphing an equation of a line is just a line on the graph.

For a solid line: the inequality should be greater then or equal to or less then or equal to.

For a dashed line: the inequality should just be greater then or less than.

Hope this helps for your inequality equations :)