There is no picture but I'll help you find out:
The inequality is easy because an inequality says,
y > mx + b (This is just an example)
m = slope
b = y- intercept
What about the sign?
If the circle in the graph which is at the y-intercept (b) is OPEN than it's either < or > depending on where it's going, if it's going to the right on a number line than it's >, however if it goes left than it's <.
What about the AND EQUAL TO sign?
Well same rules apply, however if the circle is CLOSED than it should be ≤ or ≥, same rules apply, if it goes right or left it's the same rule the only thing that changes is the and equal to, if circle is closed.
Example:
slope: 1/2
y-intercept: -9 (and the line is shaded to the right)
Open circle:
Equation: y > 1/2x - 9
Example 2:
slope: 3/4
y-intercept: -9 (is shaded to the left (less than))
(shaded)Closed circle:
Equation: y ≤ 3/4x - 9