Mathematics

Asia Hancock

7 October, 15:02

If I had 2 slopes, one that was x+2y>-2 (2y>-x-2) and x+y≥4 (y≥-x+4), what direction would each of the slopes be if I plotted them on a graph? What direction is both a positive and negative graph and how can I tell if it's positive or negative?

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