Determining the region where all three linear inequalites are true

The video tutorial explains how to graph linear inequalities by converting them into slope-intercept form. It covers graphing each inequality separately, determining the type of line (dashed or solid), and using test points to decide shading direction. The tutorial concludes with identifying the feasible region where all inequalities are true.

What does it mean when the inequality symbol is 'greater than or equal to' in terms of the line drawn?

Describe the feasible region in the context of the inequalities discussed.