Step-by-step explanation
As we can see in the inequality, the variable y is already on the left and everything else on the right. Then, we can do the following steps to graph the given inequality.
Step 1: We plot the equation associated with the inequality.

For this, we can take two x-values, replace them in the above equation and find their corresponding y-values. For example, we can use the values x = 0 and x = 3.


Now, we plot and join the found points. Since the inequality has the symbol "greater than" (>), we make a dashed line.
Step 2: We shade above the line because the inequality has the symbol "greater than" (>).
Answer
D.