Which is the graph of 2x – 4y > 6?

The graph of 2x – 4y > 6 is in the far-right graphic image.

Further explanation

Let us first arrange the equation of the line followed by making a graph of a linear inequality.

Step-1: the x-intercept and the y-intercept

2x - 4y = 6

For y = 0, we get the x-intercept.

2x - 4(0) = 6

2x = 6, and then divide by two on both sides.

Hence, the x-intercept is

For x = 0, we get the y-intercept.

2(0) - 4y = 6

-4y = 6, and then divide by -4 on both sides.

Hence, the y-intercept is

Step-2: graph the inequality

2x - 4y = 6 is the boundary line and we draw the line dashed since the equality symbol is " > ".Test the point (0, 0), as origin, in 2x - 4y > 6, i.e., So we shade the region which does not contain the test point.- - - - - - - - - -

Notes:

To graph a linear equality in two variables, follow the steps.

Draw the boundary line using a dashed line if the inequality symbol is " < or > ", or a solid line if the inequality symbol is " ≤ or ≥ ".Choose a test point which is not on the boundary line and substitute it into the equality.Shade the region which includes the test point if the resulting inequality is true, and shades the region which does not contain the test point if the resulting inequality is false.Learn moreFinding the equation, in slope-intercept form, of the line that is parallel to the given line and passes through a point Which of the following is the correct graph of the solution to the inequality −8 greater than or equal to −5x + 2 > −38?  When the x-axis and y-axis have different units of measure the slope can be interpreted as a rate

Keywords: linear inequality, the equation of the line, shaded region, x-intercept, test the point, the line dashed