This is the same formula used to graph regular linear equations, but instead of an ‘=’ sign being used, you will be given an inequality sign. The inequality sign will either be <, >, <, or >.  Slope intercept form is y=mx+b, where m=slope and b=y-intercept. Having an inequality present means that there are multiple solutions. Find the y-intercept and the slope to mark your coordinates. If we use the example of y>1/2x+2, then the y-intercept is ‘1’. The slope is ½, meaning you move up one point and to the right two points. Before you draw it though, check the inequality symbol that is being used. If it is a “greater than” symbol, your line should be dashed. If it is a “greater than or equal to” symbol, your line should be solid. Because there are multiple solutions to an inequality, you must show all possible solutions on your graph. This means you will shade all of your graph above or below your line.  Choose a coordinate - the origin at (0,0) is often the easiest. Make sure that you note if this coordinate is above or below the line you’ve drawn. Substitute these coordinates into your inequality. Following our example, it would be 0>1/2(0)+1. Solve this inequality. If the coordinate pair is a point above your line and the answer is true, then you would shade above the line. If the answer to the inequality is false, then you would shade below the line. If the coordinate lies below your line and the answer is true, then you shade below your line. If your answer is false, then shade above our line. In our example, (0,0) is below our line and creates a false solution when substituted into the inequality. That means that we shade the remainder of the graph above the line.
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One-sentence summary -- Use the slope intercept form. Graph the inequality. Draw your line. Shade your graph.

Q: Unlike other kites, Chinese kites are traditionally made from strips of bamboo. You can find bamboo at specialty art supply shops and online. The bamboo is then cut into thin strips with a knife and used as the frame for the kite. If you cannot find bamboo, you can use thin wooden dowels from your local art supply store. However, the traditional Chinese way of making kites uses bamboo. Chinese kites are usually fashioned from thin silk or thin, long fiber paper. You can find thin silk at your local fabric store and look for thin, long fiber paper at your local craft store. Long fiber paper contains long, natural fibers, such as hemp, and is known for being strong and light. Kites made with thin silk are considered more high quality than kites made with paper. Some kite makers use newspaper or construction paper for their kites. The traditional Chinese kite is usually made of thin silk or high quality paper, but you can use newspaper if you do not have access to silk or specialty paper. To round out your supplies list for the kite, you should ensure you have:  8.5 x 11" (21 x 29.7 cm) plain paper Masking tape and/or glue Scissors Twine Spool of thread and a needle Measuring tape A crepe streamer Paint and/or markers to decorate the kite
A: Look for high quality bamboo. Select thin silk or thin, long fiber paper. Gather the other supplies for the kite.

Article: Keep the rods in while you rinse the hair! After processing the hair, rinse it thoroughly for 5-8 minutes with cool water. Rinse the root of each section and gradually move all the way out to the end of the rod. The idea is to get as much of the solution out as possible, but you probably won't get all of it out, which is fine. The solution will probably burn a little as it gets rinsed away, which is normal. The cool water will help with that sensation. Prepare the neutralizer solution if it is not already pre-mixed, and put it into a squeeze bottle with a pointed nozzle. Squeeze the neutralizer over each rod of wet hair, thoroughly saturating each section from root to tip. Work systematically, just like you did when you were applying the chemical solution. The neutralizer completely stops your hair from processing. Carefully remove the rods from your hair, starting at the top of your head and working down toward your neckline, which is the opposite manner as before. Unbend or unclip each rod, then gradually unwind the hair until the rod slips off. Remove the rods slowly and gently to prevent any tangles. Remove the perm wrapper from the end of each section once the rod is off. Thoroughly rinse the hair to remove any excess neutralizer and perming solution. Do not use any shampoo as you rinse the hair. If recommended by the manufacturer, you can also apply a leave-in conditioner. If this is not explicitly recommended, though, do not use any conditioner. You may need to gently detangle your hair with a wide-toothed comb as it dries, especially once the hair is nearly dry and only a little damp. Do not stretch the hair at all as it dries. Allow the hair to air dry completely. This can take a few hours, depending on the length of your hair.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Rinse the wrapped hair thoroughly with cool water. Apply the neutralizer thoroughly to each wrapped rod. Remove the wrapped hair from the rods. Rinse the hair out again with cool water. Let your hair dry naturally.

Article: Although frozen, unblanched carrots can stay preserved for 10-12 months, their taste and texture may change over time. If possible, try to use the carrots within 1-2 months for the best flavor. Frozen carrots, blanched and unblanched, can last longer than 10-12 months but are more likely to develop freezer burn.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep the carrots in the freezer for up to 10-12 months.