Graphing a linear inequality when your variables are on the same side

The video tutorial explains how to graph equations and inequalities, focusing on converting them into slope-intercept form (Y = MX + B) to easily identify the slope and Y-intercept. It covers solving inequalities for Y, using X and Y intercepts for graphing, and determining the validity of a graph by testing points. The tutorial concludes with a summary of graphing techniques when equations are not solved for Y.

What does it mean when the graph of an inequality has a solid line?

Describe how to shade the graph when given an inequality.