Which inequality does the graph represent? Look in this question for the graph.

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openstudyrocks5* · Answer

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openstudyrocks5* · Answer

@iGreen.

anonymous · Answer

x>=-3

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

$>$ and $<$ are represented by open dots. $\ge$ and $\le$ are represented by closed dots. And the way they point is where they go. $>$ and $\ge$ go to the right. $<$ and $\le$ go to the left. So what do you think the answer is?

openstudyrocks5* · Answer

≥

anonymous · Answer

Yep, that's the sign we use, so we have:

$x \ge 3$

openstudyrocks5* · Answer

On the answers @iGreen.  it says x ≥ -3 would that be the same thing?