Question

Which of the following is the graph for the inequality of x > 2?

Answer 1

It's the fourth graph. Here's a tip: every time you see a problem like this, check to see if there's a line under the greater or less than sign. If there isn't, the circle will be see-through. If there is, the circle will be solid. On the other hand, for the matter of x is greater or less than 2, if the equation is like it is above, the line will cover the numbers greater than 2. Does that make sense?

Answer 2

yeah i think so i have one more im going to see if i can do it but if i cant can you help me

Answer 3

Well I won't do it for you but I'll do my best do help you out. You won't learn if I do it.

Answer 4

thanks

Answer 5

Which of the following is the graph for the inequality of m ≤ –2?

Answer 6

There's a bunch of empty boxes... is the sign less than, greater than, less than or equal to, or greater than or equal to?

Answer 7

i think its the 3rd one

Answer 8

Ok so if the sign has a line under it, that means the circle is solid. Is the sign greater than or less than?

Answer 9

Ok, so since it's less than, that means that the line will cover which side of -2?

Answer 10

I'll tell you this - it's not 3.

Answer 11

oh thanks that help a lot i thing i get it now

Answer 12

think

Answer 13

Just to make sure you understand completely, which graph is it

Answer 14

it the 2nd one

Answer 15

Correct. :) Ok I have to go now good luck with the rest of math.

Answer 16

OK thanks