Which inequality is represented by the graph?

A number line labeled in increments of one from eighteen through twenty-eight. A solid dot is placed at twenty-one and an arrow extends from that dot toward the right.

q is less than or equal to twenty-one

q is greater than or equal to twenty-one

q is less than twenty-one

q is greater than twenty-one

Question

Which inequality is represented by the graph?

A number line labeled in increments of one from eighteen through twenty-eight. A solid dot is placed at twenty-one and an arrow extends from that dot toward the right.

 q is less than or equal to twenty-one

 q is greater than or equal to twenty-one

 q is less than twenty-one

 q is greater than twenty-one

anonymous · Answer

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aum · Answer

Solid dot at 21 implies that the point 21 is INCLUDED in the inequality.

An arrow extending to the right implies "greater than 21" but when combined with the above it implies: ""greater than or equal to 21" because 21 is included in the inequality due to the solid dot.