Drawing Areas Between Curves: Tips & Tricks

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I know its a really dumb question and if i reached this far in math i should know but..how do you draw the diagrams for this topic? Like they give you a region in a plane defined by some kind of inequalities such as (x-2y^2 greater than or equal to 0), (1-x- IyI greater than or equal to 0) and tell you draw it...and I am just spaced out drawing circles all over my paper at this point...THE BEGINNING :smile:
 
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Do you mean x- 2y^2\ge 0 and 1- x- |y|\ge 0?

Draw graphs of the corresponding equations. x- 2y^2= 0 is the same as x= 2y^2, a hyperbola with horizontal axis. 1- x- |y|= 0 is the same as x= 1-|y|, a "broken" line or a "V" opening to the right. Then take one point on each side of the curve to decide which side is "\ge" and which is "\le.
 

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