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This is everything you need to know about drawing inequalities on graphs for your GCSE & IGCSE maths exams.

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Revising inequalities for your GCSE & IGCSE Maths exams? Well, this video will help you understand how to represent inequalities on a graph step by step. You’ll learn how to draw inequalities and shade unwanted regions so you can confidently tackle graph questions in your exams.

Our tutor will demonstrate examples of inequalities on graphs, including how to determine which side to shade and how to label regions correctly which you'll need to know. Best of all, these questions and demonstrations are based on past paper answers for GCSE maths.

What You Will Learn:
✅ How to draw lines for inequalities on a graph.
✅ How to decide which side of a line to shade for inequalities.
✅ How to label regions defined by inequalities.

Worked Examples in This Video:
Drawing x + y (less than) 6.
Drawing y (greater than) x.
Drawing x (greater than) 1.

After This Video You Will Be Able To:
✅ Confidently draw lines and shade regions for inequalities on a graph.
✅ Use points to verify which side of the line to shade.
✅ Solve graph inequality questions using simple techniques that will help you pass your exams.

🧠 Top Facts To Remember:
Lines are drawn using equalities, and then you determine shading based on the inequality.
Always label lines clearly and decide shading carefully to avoid mistakes.
Practice testing points like 0, 0 to confirm your shading decisions.

Good luck on your 2025/2026 GCSE & IGCSE exams everyone! Drop a comment if you want us to cover or explain anything in particular.

Chapters:
0:00 How to represent inequalities on a graph
1:05 Worked Example 1: X + Y is less than 6

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