What Do the Inequalities mt<1 and m>t Indicate on the Red Territory?

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It will probably help to indentify the point of intersection of the two graphs.
 
transgalactic said:
i have two graphs.
why on the red territory i have mt<1 and m>t
??

What inequality would describe points below the straight line?

What inequality describes points below the curve?
 

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