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@Nnesha could u help maybe?:((
@Directrix could u help please?:(
The boundary line of the graph is dashed. That means that whatever the inequality is, it will not have an equal to as part of it. No >= or <= cuts out two of the options. Do you see the two options that can be eliminated? @elizabethroland53
A and D?
A and D do not have an = symbol as part of the inequality. A and D are the two options that stay and from which we have to decide is the correct one.
oh my bad
The graph shaded is above the dashed boundary line. The values of y above the dashed boundary line are the ones to select.
Of the remaining two options, which one is strictly greater than. > and not < in the inequality.
so that would make it y<, so D?
Greater than, > Option D is less than.
Try again.
oh so if the shade is on the bottom THEN its less than?
Correct, provided the boundary line is dashed. If the shade is on the bottom and the boundary line is solid, then <= (less than or equal to)
so A:))
Correct.
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