How do you graph #y<x#?

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Vocaloid · EZ as pi
May 14, 2018

See explanation for graph and metholodogy

Explanation:

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Start with the line# y = x# (linear, has slope 1 and crosses the origin)

Since we have a # < #symbol (less than) rather than a # ≤ or ≥# sign, we use a dashed line.

The # < # symbol also implies less than, so we shade the lower part of the graph rather than the upper half.

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