can somebody graph the number line of -x/3 greater than or equal to 2? using open and closed circles?

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anonymous · Answer

i know i wanna see if your answer matches with wat i got

anonymous · Answer

i know, I was gona draw it, ns then have one of you see if it was correct, no need to be rude!

anonymous · Answer

hang on i have it

anonymous · Answer

Katlin, what did you get for your equation of your line?  that is a good starting point.

mertsj · Answer

First multiply both sides by 3 to get rid of the fraction.

anonymous · Answer

I just have to put it on a number line using either an open or closed circle

anonymous · Answer

this is what I got for an answer.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Yes, but in order to put on a line it should be in the proper equation.  Rewrite your given problem so that x is on one side.

anonymous · Answer

your -6 is correct, but your inequality sign should have been switched.

anonymous · Answer

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