What graph represents the inequality y≥2−2x?

The graph that represents y≥2−2x, would be the one in the bottom left-hand corner. We know this because the 2 in 2-2x represents the y-intercept and the 2x represents the slope. Since the slope is negative, the line goes from the left "corner" of the graph to the right "corner" of the graph. We also know that since y is greater than or equal to 2-2x, the line will be solid and you will have to shed on the right side. I hope this helps you understand the question!

X> -2 is the simplified version.