Question

How do you graph the inequality `x-y<=4`?

Answer 1

You can rearrange the equation to be `y≥x-4`.

Explanation:

You can rearrange the equation to be `y≥x-4` by adding `y` to both sides and subtracting `4` from both sides. Then to make this graph, you have to make `y=x-4` a solid line, and shade everything above that to make the graph. Hope this helps!