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Where is the shading for (y> -x+2)?

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Correct answer: above the line

In the inequality \(y>-x+2\), the value of \(y\) must be greater than the corresponding value on the line \(y=-x+2\), so the region above the line is shaded. Since ‘>’ is a strict inequality, the boundary line is not included and is usually drawn as a dashed line. The region below the line represents \(y<-x+2\). Exam tip: Test a point, such as \((0,0)\), to confirm the correct region.

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Linear InequalitiesGraphical SolutionShading RegionsGraphical Solution Of Linear Inequalities In Two VariablesMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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