Question

graph the inequality in the coordinate plane.
x > - 2

Explanation:

Step1: Identify the boundary line

The equation of the boundary line for $x > - 2$ is $x=-2$. It is a vertical line passing through $x = - 2$.

Step2: Determine the line type

Since the inequality is $x>-2$ (strict - no equal sign), the boundary line $x = - 2$ is a dashed line.

Step3: Shade the region

For $x>-2$, we shade the region to the right of the line $x = - 2$ because values of $x$ in that region are greater than - 2.

Answer:

Draw a dashed vertical line at $x=-2$ and shade the region to the right of this line in the coordinate - plane.