Use x as the variable. Write an inequality for each graph.https://www.connexus.com/content/media/93289-5182005-113126-AM-1583901249.gif x 0 x 0 x

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Use x as the variable. Write an inequality for each graph.https://www.connexus.com/content/media/93289-5182005-113126-AM-1583901249.gif x< 0 x> 0 x > 0 x < 0

turingtest · Answer

none of the above
if the dot where it starts is filled in then there should be either $\le$ or $\ge$

turingtest · Answer

do you know what < means ?

anonymous · Answer

no its one of them and yes it equals more plz i need help see its even hard for most of these people

turingtest · Answer

< means "less-than"
> means "greater than"

are the numbers that have the line drawn over them less-than or greater-than 0 ?

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

https://www.connexus.com/content/media/93289-5182005-113126-AM-1583901249.gif

turingtest · Answer

mine was not a "yes" or "no" question
read it again please

turingtest · Answer

and I have not forgotten your problem, so you don't need to repost it

anonymous · Answer

less then

turingtest · Answer

right, so which symbol do we use?

anonymous · Answer

less then 0

turingtest · Answer

what is the symbol for less-than ?
(read above if you forgot)

anonymous · Answer

>

turingtest · Answer

actually you got it backwards
that one means greater-than

anonymous · Answer

oh then <

anonymous · Answer

so would it be x<3

turingtest · Answer

right, but it's not just less-than
if the dot where the graph starts is an empty circle it is < or >
if the dot where the graphs starts is shaded in it is $\le$ or $\ge$
is the dot shaded in or not?

turingtest · Answer

$\le$ means "less-than or equal-to"
and
$\ge$ means "greater-than or equal-to"

anonymous · Answer

ok thanks i have one more question

turingtest · Answer

please post each question separately
unless this is a question about this question...