Question

Which of the following inequalities matches the graph? (1 point)




x > -3


x < -3


y > -3


y < -3

I require math assitance

Answer 1

Graph? @bobobox

Answer 2

Oh yeah wait hold on here let me get it

Answer 3

I'm guessing these are the choices?

\(x > -3\)
\(x < -3\)
\(x \ge -3\)
\(x \le -3\)

Answer 4

indeed @igreen sorry I have a slow connection

Answer 5

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Answer 6

ok...notice that your line is vertical (up and down)
Remember this....VUX -- vertical line, undefined slope, represented by x = a number

It looks to me like the line is dashed meaning their is no equal sign
so the equation is : x < -3 (x will always be -3).....and it is less then because the shading is to the left

Answer 7

okay thanks could possilby help with one more?

Answer 8

I can try

Answer 9

okay hold on let me grab it

Answer 10

its cool..I am in no hurry

Answer 11

ok...you have a horizontal line (going across)
Remember this : HOY -- horizontal line, 0 slope, represented by y = a number
The line is solid, so there is an equal sign.
y <= 0.....it is less then or equal....because shading occurs below the line

Answer 12

I can't draw the line under the inequality sign to represent equals, so I just wrote =

Answer 13

just remember this...if the line is vertical, it is only dealing with the x
and if it is horizontal, it is just dealing with the y
also, if it is a solid line, there will be an equal sign.....dashed line will not have an equal sign

Answer 14

shading to the left or under the line means less then
shading to the right or over the line means greater then

Answer 15

oh sorry just got back @texaschic101