The margin line is represented by a dotted line along x = y. All of the points under the line are shaded; this is the range of points where the inequality x > y is true. A linear equation in two variables has an unlimited quantity of solutions, given that the equation represents a straight line, which stretches to infinity in each direction. A structured pair is able to represent both points on a direct line, plus there are endless points on any line, so there are unlimited solutions. A linear inequality divides the in halves by a boundary line where one half represents the solutions of the inequality. The boundary line is dashed for > and < which means that the solutions are not integrated on the boundary line equal, line will be solid for
