Question

@iGreen @akonkel @Adi3 i need help really bad i will meadel and fan choose the graph that shows the solution of the inquality on the number line
c<-1

Answer 1

hold on i have to get the graphs

Answer 2

Open dot will be for < or >

Closed dot will be for \(\le\) or \(\ge\)

Answer 3

c < -1

The line will start on '-1'

Answer 4

\(<\) and \(\le\) will go to the left

\(>\) and \(\ge\) will go to the right.

Answer 5

Which do you think is correct?

Answer 6

wht do u think

Answer 7

yhe right

Answer 8

i think it is going to the right

Answer 9

any body there i am going to give you the rest of the graphs

Answer 10

Open dot will be for < or >

Closed dot will be for \(\le\) or \(\ge\)

\(<\) and \(\le\) will go to the left

\(>\) and \(\ge\) will go to the right.

Our inequality is \(c < -1\)

Answer 11

So, will it have an open dot or a closed dot?

Answer 12

closed

Answer 13

I will try to explain bc net is really slow bc its raining heavily here

Answer 14

@malikjipock

Is this it?

\(c \le -1\)

or is this it?

\(c < -1\)

Answer 15

noooooooooooooooo

Answer 16

c<-1

Answer 17

i green are u there here it is

Answer 18

Okay, so is it going to be an open dot or a closed dot?

Answer 19

cloesed

Answer 20

No..

Open dot will be for < or >

Closed dot will be for \(\le\) or \(\ge\)

Since it's '<' it will be an open dot..

Answer 21

Will it go to the left or to the right?

Answer 22

left

Answer 23

Yes, so our line will have an OPEN DOT and it will be going to the LEFT, so which graph should be correct?