How do you graph x greater than or equal to negative 3 or x is greater than negative 1?

Answer 1

You have not stated a sufficient amount of information to allow us to draw a graph. You have not definted x, you have merely given us some information about it. And even that information is ambiguous, since you are asking about if x is greater than or equal to -3, or greater than -1. Which is it? But even if you could decide whether x is greater than -3 or is greater than -1, that does not produce a graph, it just tells us that the graph would be drawn above a certain line, whatever that graph might be.

Different answer:

If it is just x is > or = to -3, then use a random number for y. Let's say 3. Then your points are (-3,0). Graph it. Then use another random number for y; say 3. Your points are (-3,3). Graph it. Use another number for y; -3. Points are (-3,-3). Graph it. Now draw a line down the three points you have. Since it is greater than OR equal to -3, the line is solid and you shade to the right of -3 (since anything right is usually greater than -3, but you should most likely test this with the point (0,0) which is greater than and therefore you shade to the right of your line). Do the same thing with your other equation x > -1. (except the points would be something like (-1,0), (-1,1), and (-1,-1)) You then graph that on a different grid. If you require the two lines on the same graph, then you will have to use an entirely different approach which tells you where the lines intersect, or double shading. (Please message me if this doesn't make sense)