Answer:
None of them
Step-by-step explanation:
Both inequalities are shown with < (less than) symbols. Thus the boundary line on both plots of the solution graph should be dashed (not solid) lines. The best choice is the last graph (attached), but the marked line should be dashed, not solid.
The first inequality can be rewritten as ...
... y > (1/4)x -1
The y-intercept of the boundary line will be -1, and the slope of it will be 1/4. Since the inequality symbol is > (not ≥), the boundary line should be dashed. The acceptable values of y are greater than those on the line, so the (blue) shading will be above the line.
The second inequality has a boundary line with a slope of 1 and a y-intercept of +1. Since the inequality symbol is < (not ≤), the boundary line should be dashed (as it is in the attached graph). Acceptable values of y are less than those on the line, so the (red) shading will be below the line.
