Question

need help on how to graph this on a "#" line. plz help.
x – 3 > –9

Answer 1

Do you know how to solve inequalities?

Answer 2

not really that was my biggest problem

Answer 3

Hmm. Okay, that's alright. You have
\[x-3 > -9\]

And you can add any number to both sides. What do you think you should add?

Answer 4

the 3?

Answer 5

Correct. So what does that give you?

Answer 6

x > -6

Answer 7

Correct. Now all you do is draw a line from -9 to -4. Put a circle around the tick mark that is -6 and darken the line from -6 to -4. Make sure there are arrows on both ends.

Answer 8

thanks man

Answer 9

You're welcome.

Answer 10

@SOUTHERNPRIDE will u show me plz how did u do the question?
I gt everything but not the graph
How to sketch it?

Answer 11

sure @maheshmeghwal9 i'll try im workin on mine right now o i will show you a copy.

Answer 12

k! thanx:)

Answer 13

this should help srry 4 the wait @maheshmeghwal9

Answer 14

np:)
but why did u draw circles on -4 & -6
Plz tell:)

Answer 15

You do not need to put a circle around -4. Sorry if I somehow implied that!

Answer 16

http://www.intmath.com/inequalities/1-properties-inequalities.php

Answer 17

The circle simply represents "is not included"

Answer 18

thatv link should help nd ya i waz i bit confused on that but thanks for clearing it up.

Answer 19

k! thanx a lot I gt it too:)

Answer 20

It is something like this @Limitless ; isn't it?