Draw the graph of the inequality: y>4x+3 Part a: Find two points on the associated line....

    

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Draw the graph of the inequality: y>4x+3 Part a: Find two points on the associated line. Often it's smart to start with the values = 0 and z = 1. The point (0. ) is on the line y=4x+3. The point (1. ) is on the line y=42+3 Part b: Find a point that satisfies the strict inequality y > 4x+3. The point (0, ) satisfies y>4x+3. Part c: To sketch this inequality, first sketch the boundary line using the icon and then use the area icon to choose either the region above the line or below the line. Finally use the solid-dashed line icon line to a dashed line if appropriate. to convert the boundary line from a solid Draw the graph of the inequality: y>4x+3 Part a: Find two points on the associated line. Often it's smart to start with the values = 0 and z = 1. The point (0. ) is on the line y=4x+3. The point (1. ) is on the line y=42+3 Part b: Find a point that satisfies the strict inequality y > 4x+3. The point (0, ) satisfies y>4x+3. Part c: To sketch this inequality, first sketch the boundary line using the icon and then use the area icon to choose either the region above the line or below the line. Finally use the solid-dashed line icon line to a dashed line if appropriate. to convert the boundary line from a solid