Learn how to graph a system of inequalities with a horizontal boundary line

The video tutorial explains how to graph linear inequalities by using different methods, such as the intercept method and rewriting equations into slope-intercept form. It covers identifying x and y intercepts, testing points for shading, and graphing inequalities like y < 3. The tutorial emphasizes understanding the importance of dashed lines for non-inclusive inequalities and shading the correct region that satisfies both inequalities.

What are the two methods mentioned for graphing an equation in standard form?

Explain the intercept method for graphing linear inequalities.

How do you determine the Y intercept of an equation?

What does it mean when the inequality symbol is less than in terms of the line drawn on the graph?

Describe the process of testing a shading point in the context of graphing inequalities.