How do you graph the inequality $-2x + 3y <6$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-03-16T04:35:57

Make the graph of $y=2x/3+2$ .The points below the line are governed by the given inequality

Read the given equation as $y=2x/3+2$ . The line passes though (0, 2) and $(0, -3)$ .,

For points below this line, y will be < this y. Shade this region and enter therein $-2x+3y<6$ .

How do you graph the inequality -2x + 3y <6-2x + 3y <6?