The hyperplane is the zero set of an exact rational score. Here the displayed w and b make a simple line, and the sign of the score gives the side.

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The separating hyperplane

Use w=(1/2,1/2), b=-1. Then w·x+b=0 is the line x+y=2.

wx+b=0x+y=2w\cdot x+b=0\quad\Longleftrightarrow\quad x+y=2
Separating hyperplaneThe exact line w dot x plus b equals zero.x+y=2+A-B+C-D

Why the sign is enough

The sign of w·x+b puts a point on one side or the other. This is an exact rational sign check for the shown coordinates.

sign(wx+b) is exact here\operatorname{sign}(w\cdot x+b)\text{ is exact here}
Separating hyperplaneThe exact line w dot x plus b equals zero.x+y=2+A-B+C-D

Summary

The line x+y=2 is not fitted by a rendered optimizer. It is the displayed separator that later checks will verify.

x+y=2x+y=2
Separating hyperplaneThe exact line w dot x plus b equals zero.x+y=2+A-B+C-D