Question

Which describes the graph of the inequality g(x)>2√3x+2?

A. Shading above a solid line
B. Shading above a dotted line
C. Shading below a dotted line
D. Shading below a solid line

Answer 1

A. Shading above a solid line.

Explanation:

Let
`f(x) = 2√(3)\cdot x + 2`, whose domain is all real numbers, since it is a first order polynomial (linear function) and meaning that for all element of
`x` exists one and only one value for
`f(x)`, meaning a solid line. If
`g(x) > f(x)`, then the range of all possible results is a shade area above the solid line.

Hence, the correct answer is A.