How do you graph #y<=x/2#?

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Meave60
May 12, 2015

Graph #y<= x/2# .

Determine two points on the line, temporarily replacing #<=# with #=#.

If #x=0#; #y=0/2=0#
Point = #(0,0)#

If #x=2#; #y=2/2=1#
Point = #(2,1)#

Plot the points and draw a solid line through the points. The solid line indicates that the points on the line are part of the graph. Then shade in the area below the line.

graph{y<=x/2 [-10, 10, -5, 5]}

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