Identify Inequalities: Identify the inequalities to graph. We have y<5 and x>−1.
Graph y<5: Graph y<5. This is a horizontal line at y=5 that does not include the line itself, so it should be a dashed line. Shade the area below this line because y is less than 5.
Graph x>−1: Graph x>−1. This is a vertical line at x=−1 that also does not include the line itself, making it a dashed line. Shade the area to the right of this line because x is greater than −1.
Find Intersection: Find the intersection of the shaded areas. The solution to the system of inequalities is the area where the shadings overlap. This region is to the right of x=−1 and below y=5.
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