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on a number line ? do you mean filled in versus empty ?
on a number line
say you have x≥0 (notice the line underneath the >) that says: x is greater than *or equal* to 0 in other words, x is 0 or bigger. on a number line, you used a solid, filled in circle at 0 to show 0 is part of the answer. if you have x>0 that says that x is bigger than 0.... x can be *very, very, very* close to 0, but always bigger than 0. To show this, we use an open circle at 0 in both cases, we draw an arrow to show what x values could be |dw:1388166837985:dw|
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