Type the inequality and read the shaded side. A solid boundary is ≤ or ≥. A dashed boundary is < or >. Desmos access is in Desmos on the ACT.
Shade is the answer
Graphing inequalities by hand is in graphing inequalities. Two inequalities at once: the overlap is the solution. Circles as equations, not shades, are in circles in Desmos.
Domain restrictions still use braces, in domain restrictions.
The bottom line
Type the inequality. The shaded region is the solution set.
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