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If you were to graph the inequality below on a number line:
35<7x
(2 points)
Would you use an open or a closed circle?
Would your arrow on the number line point to the left or to the right?
35<7x
(2 points)
Would you use an open or a closed circle?
Would your arrow on the number line point to the left or to the right?
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To graph the inequality 35<7x on a number line, you would use an open circle and the arrow would point to the right.
An open circle is used because the 'less than' symbol (<) does not include the value represented by the circle on the number line.
The arrow points to the right because the inequality indicates that the value of x should be greater than (but not equal to) 35 divided by 7, which is equal to 5.
An open circle is used because the 'less than' symbol (<) does not include the value represented by the circle on the number line.
The arrow points to the right because the inequality indicates that the value of x should be greater than (but not equal to) 35 divided by 7, which is equal to 5.
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