1 of 51 of 5 ItemsQuestionWhich inequalities would have an open circle when graphed? Check the three that apply.(3 points)Responsesx>5.4x is greater than 5 point 412>x1 half is greater than xt≥25t is greater than or equal to 25x>0x is greater than 0−2.5≤m

Answer 1

An open circle is used to represent inequalities that do not include the endpoint (such as greater than or less than), while a closed circle is used for inequalities that do include the endpoint (such as greater than or equal to or less than or equal to).

Let's go through the options:

1. x > 5.4 - Open circle (endpoint not included)
2. 1/2 > x - Open circle (endpoint not included)
3. t ≥ 25 - Closed circle (endpoint included)
4. x > 0 - Open circle (endpoint not included)
5. −2.5 ≤ m - Closed circle (endpoint included)

The inequalities that would have an open circle when graphed are:

1. x > 5.4
2. 1/2 > x
3. x > 0

So, the three responses that apply are:

1. x > 5.4
2. 1/2 > x
3. x > 0