Question

https://www.uploady.com/download/Hji6b_vzQ~7/HzY6GN6t_C3CRjMC

Answer 1

@Conqueror @DarkMoonZ @ganeshie8 @King.Void. @sleepyjess

Answer 2

@sleepyhead314 ?

Answer 3

need help please!

Answer 4

No line underneath the < > thing means Open Hole
Yes line underneath the < > thing means Closed Hole

Answer 5

y > means shade where the numbers are bigger = to the Right
y < means shade where the numbers are smaller = to the Left

Answer 6

yes annnndddd

Answer 7

@sleepyhead314 d?

Answer 8

Not D
because there the line under the <
the picture is Open Holed

Answer 9

but d means it is less then or equal to :/

Answer 10

yes, picture says Opened Hole
so you don't want the "or equal to" part

Answer 11

c?

Answer 12

that is a y < which would go to the Left
but the picture is Not going to the Left

Answer 13

so c isnt it or it is?

Answer 14

where are you getting some of this from it says The solution to which inequality is shown?



A.
y + 5 > –2

B.
y + 5 ≥ –2

C.
y + 5 < –2

D.
y + 5 ≤ –2

Answer 15

that's why i said D

Answer 16

@sleepyhead314 you have been reported for false information and not helping corretly

Answer 17

@sleepyhead314 it was d

Answer 18

D looks like this

Answer 19

Well, I can't see the image you linked... so I can't comment on that. However, sleepy did try to help. They may have made a msitake. I know I have in the past. Let's all focus on why and where a mistake was made and just get it right.

Answer 20

the image linked was this http://prntscr.com/6djiji

Answer 21

If they said D was right in that pic, the school has a problem. It would need to be a solid circle for there to be any sort of equality... and you had A selected, which is fine.

Answer 22

\(\ge\) means \(\bullet\hspace{-3pt}\longrightarrow\)
\(\le\) means \(\longleftarrow\hspace{-3pt}\bullet\)
\(\gt\) means \(\circ\hspace{-3pt}\longrightarrow\)
\(\lt\) means \(\longleftarrow\hspace{-3pt}\circ\)

Note that the directon of the arrow follows the direction of the inequality symbol. Also, if there is equality, then the circle is closed.

You may also see these with [, ], (, and ). [ is the same as a solid dot and would go before a right arrow. ] would do left...

\(\ge\) means \([\hspace{-2pt}\longrightarrow\)
\(\le\) means \(\longleftarrow\hspace{-2pt}]\)
\(\gt\) means \((\hspace{-3pt}\longrightarrow\)
\(\lt\) means \(\longleftarrow\hspace{-3pt})\)