How to graph a linear inequality by rewriting the inequality in slope intercept form

The video tutorial explains how to graph a linear inequality, starting with solving for Y. It covers identifying the slope and Y-intercept, graphing the inequality, and determining whether the line should be dashed or solid. The tutorial also discusses using test points to decide where to shade on the graph, emphasizing the importance of solving the inequality in the correct format.

What is the first step to graphing the linear inequality 2X + Y < 6?

How do you isolate the variable Y in the inequality 2X + Y < 6?

What does the slope of the line represent in the equation Y < -2X + 6?

What does it mean if the line is dashed when graphing a linear inequality?

Explain how to determine whether to shade above or below the line when graphing the inequality.