Graphing Linear Inequalities in Two Variables (Part 2) (1)

Create an example on a two-variable coordinate plane to illustrate how to graph a linear inequality’s solution set. Draw the boundary straight line corresponding to the inequality, using a clear style to indicate whether the boundary is included or not. Shade or fill the region on the correct side of the line where the inequality holds, using light transparency so it remains readable. Add brief on-figure text annotations explaining the roles of the inequality, the boundary linear equation, and the region representation. Set up the coordinate plane first, then draw the boundary line, and finally apply the region shading and labels.