GCSE Maths Practice: inequalities-on-graphs

Question 2 of 10

This question helps students practice graphing linear inequalities with negative intercepts.

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\( \text{Which graph correctly shows the inequality } y < 3x - 2? \)

Choose one option:

Always check a point not on the line to ensure shading is correct. Dashed line for strict inequalities, solid for non-strict.

Draw y = mx + c as a dashed line if the inequality is strict. Shade below for '<', above for '>'. Testing a point helps verify the region.