How do you graph -10

Question

How do you graph -10<x<13?

anonymous · Answer

its two different lines. one of which would be x=-10 and the other x=13

smokeysthename · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Thank you!

smokeysthename · Answer

No problem (:

anonymous · Answer

it's my first time on this site.  should i click something to get you some credit for helping?

smokeysthename · Answer

any more questions about graphing inequalties?

anonymous · Answer

not today....but thanks!

smokeysthename · Answer

its the "best response" button, gives people medals for helping (: you can only give one person a medal within a question,
but thanks for the best response and no problem (:

anonymous · Answer

I do have another question....

smokeysthename · Answer

ok start a new question and tag me

smokeysthename · Answer

to tag someone put the @ symbol and their name like this: @thanksforthemathhelp

anonymous · Answer

There are at most 5 people that will receive a 100 on Mrs. Smith's test.  Write an inequality representing that where x represents the number of people.

anonymous · Answer

@SmokeysTheName

smokeysthename · Answer

lol i meant start a new question then tag me. but its ok. 
well if the most people that will get 100 then its going to be x ____ 100
what will the sign be?