How do you graph the inequality #y >= -3#?

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BRIAN M.
Mar 15, 2016

The graph is a horizontal solid line through y at -3 and then shade the region above the line. All y value in this region are #y>=-3#
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Explanation:

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Any #y =# line is a horizontal line through the y value in this case #y>=-3#
The line would be solid since the values are both greater than and equal too.
The region above the line is shaded since all y values above the line are greater than -3.

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