Hello, sukisaturn!
You've never done one of these before?
Then I'll give you a mini-lesson.
A one-variable inequality can be graphed on a number line.
For example: .
Code:
- - * - - - o = = = = =
0 2
A two-variable inequality is graph on a plane.
To graph: 
. . we graph the line: 
Because it says "
", we shade the region below the line. Code:
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| /::::
| /::::
|/:::::
*:::::
/|::::
- - *:+:-:- - -
/::|:::
/:::|::
/::::|::
|
To graph 
. . we graph the line: 
Because it says "
", we shade the region above the line. Code:
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\::::|:::
\:::|::::
\::|::::
- - *:+:-:- - -
\|:::::
*:::::
|\:::::
| \::::
| \
The final answer is the region that has been shaded twice.
Code:
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| /::
| /:::
\ |/::::
\ *:::::
\ /|:::::
- - *:+:-:-:- -
/ \|:::::
/ *:::::
/ |\::::
| \:::
| \::
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This shaded region represents billions of points with coordinates )
. . which satisfy both given inequalities.