Graphing and Shading Linear Inequalities

Graphing and Shading Linear Inequalities

Inequalities on graphs visually represent all the points (x, y) that satisfy a given condition, rather than just a single line or point. This graphical representation allows for a clear understanding of solution sets that involve a range of values. Unlike equations, which typically have a single solution or a set of discrete solutions, inequalities define an entire region on the coordinate plane.