How do you shade linear inequalities

[@red_hellcows1443]

thank's a bunch, this helped a lot! (I also have a math test tomorrow, so wish me luck!)

[@pyrac.]

Same

[@bobisbob9876]

It's been almost a year sooo how did it go?

[@bea5295]

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[@whynot5879]

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[@momlovestocook]

I am a 20 year old mom😅

[@honya3272]

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[@RecRealMaster]

I just watched this and it helped me realize the i was doing my equations wrong because i was using the arrows (greater than, less than arrows) as my baseline to where the shading would go, if the equation was true and the arrow was pointing left i would shade the left side even though the right side was the correct side to shade because 0,0 was there and it was true. TYSM

[@ChuckLewis-u3r]

Hello sir. Thank you for posting this. I am getting ready for an probability and statistics exam. This was quite helpful

[@antdroidaj948]

Thank you so much. I have an exam tomorrow and my teacher doesn’t speak English

[@lazymoriisie]

thank you ;DD. I wished I checked this video first while answering those failed works of mine X)

[@proudbluejay]

ahh the only video where i actually understood!

[@sreshtasree]

was legit so helpful thankss

[@mushroom4978]

So how would one shade the graph if two lines are parallel and both Y are < than the line. Say. Y

[@hamarotica3597]

So what would this be?
Y>3/2x-4

[@teaman9900]

Shaded in the left I below

[@jameslewis7370]

Hey Brian, you shade the side of the inequality that is true? Correct?

[@Facts_JapaneseGuy]

Correct.

[@HusenMohammed-v1r]

Amazing teacher wow

[@somestranger8647]

Thank you so much

[@brianmclogan]

You are very welcome

[@TvishaSharma-my6ec]

Thanks

[@syzygy4365]

This could work in art too, right?

[@sengkathirparri9311]

Thanks a lot sir 😊

[@ChuckLewis-u3r]

what happens when the line goes through the point (0,0)?

[@Facts_JapaneseGuy]

Depends,if its greater or eqaul or otherwise it means 1 side is the side that has all possible solutions

[@balin___]

thank you ✨

[@JRGODSSGodss]

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[@NotTyfighter]

THANK YOU! I have a test tomorrow and wanted to review and this vid helped a lot.

[@GlowBuddiesShop]

same bro

[@getnooby7036]

Thanks gang

[@brianmclogan]

Cheers!

[@ErikaAikuti-zg4ms]

I didn't get were you got the 0🤔🤔

[@kazuya3849]

when there is no y intercept, it is understood there is a +0 because that doesn't change the value of the equation, but you are defining what is the y intercept with the +0, so therefore the coordinate point of the y intercept will be (0,0)

[@user-eq5nh9cj1u]

ilysm

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