Question

Which side to shade when graphing inequalities
Y> or equal to -3×+8
Y <4×-5

Answer 1

So the first thing was graphing the lines normally.
The trick is to not think that we're shading left or right of the line, but top or bottom since the y axis goes up and down.

Now we have to shade. If it's y is greater than (>), that means you shade all the y values above the line.
If y is less than (<), shade below the line.

Answer 2

the first one would be the top half, the second would be the bottom half. It says that y is greater than in the first and less than in the second.