The solution to the inequality y > -15 is represented by a dashed horizontal line through (0, -15) with shading above the line, corresponding to option D.
The solution of the inequality y > −15 is represented graphically by a horizontal line at y = -15. Since this is an inequality, not an equation, the line will be dashed to indicate that the points on the line y = -15 are not included in the solution. The shading for this inequality will be above the line, as the solutions to the inequality are y-values that are greater than -15.
Therefore, the correct description of the graph is a dashed horizontal line through (0, −15) with shading above the line, which corresponds to option D.
The question probably maybe:
Which describes the solution of the inequality y > −15?
A. solid vertical line through (0, −15) with shading to left of line
B. dashed vertical line through (0, −15) with shading to left of line
C. solid horizontal line through (0, −15) with shading below line
D. dashed horizontal line through (0, −15) with shading above line