PLEASE HELP Explain, in complete sentences, when you would use an open circle or a closed circle, and when you would shade to the right or left, to graph an inequality on the number line. and if you can Describe a real life scenario where inequalities are used and state the inequality
Well, the circle around a point is just a representation to show where the interval begins or ends. When an open circle is used, it means "the interval starts immediately next to this point, but don't include this point." When a closed circle is used, it means "the interval starts right here!" Just consider the conditions you have. \[ x \ge number~(equal~to~number),~x \le number~(equal~to~number),~x < number,~x>number \]
ending is\[~x < number,~x>\color{green}{number}\]
In real life, suppose the allowance for your birthday party is from $50 up to $500 $50 <= B < 500
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