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                Question Use the image to answer the question. What inequality is depicted in the graph? (1 point) x
the graph is a open circle on -5 extending past -8
            
        the graph is a open circle on -5 extending past -8
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    What do an open circle and arrow pointing to the left indicate?
    
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    so what is the answer
    
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    Use the image to answer the question. What inequality is depicted in the graph? (1 point) x
the graph is open circle on -9 extending on the right past 0
    
the graph is open circle on -9 extending on the right past 0
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            GPT-4o mini
            
    Based on your description, it sounds like the graph represents the inequality \( x > -5 \). The open circle on \(-5\) indicates that \(-5\) is not included in the solution set, and the extension past \(-8\) suggests that the values of \(x\) continue to increase beyond \(-5\). Therefore, the correct inequality is \( x > -5 \).
    
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            GPT-4o mini
            
    In the context of a number line graph:
- An **open circle** indicates that the endpoint is **not included** in the solution set. For example, if there is an open circle at \(-5\), it means \(-5\) itself is not a solution (i.e., \(x \neq -5\)).
- An **arrow pointing to the left** indicates that the values extend to the left of the circle, meaning the solutions include all values **less than** the point at which the open circle is placed.
So, if you have an open circle at \(-5\) with an arrow pointing to the left, it represents the inequality \(x < -5\). This means that all values less than \(-5\) are part of the solution set, but \(-5\) itself is not included.
    
- An **open circle** indicates that the endpoint is **not included** in the solution set. For example, if there is an open circle at \(-5\), it means \(-5\) itself is not a solution (i.e., \(x \neq -5\)).
- An **arrow pointing to the left** indicates that the values extend to the left of the circle, meaning the solutions include all values **less than** the point at which the open circle is placed.
So, if you have an open circle at \(-5\) with an arrow pointing to the left, it represents the inequality \(x < -5\). This means that all values less than \(-5\) are part of the solution set, but \(-5\) itself is not included.
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            GPT-4o mini
            
    Based on your description of an open circle at \(-5\) with an arrow pointing to the left, the inequality depicted in the graph is:
\[ x < -5 \]
This indicates that all values less than \(-5\) are included in the solution set, while \(-5\) itself is not included.
    
\[ x < -5 \]
This indicates that all values less than \(-5\) are included in the solution set, while \(-5\) itself is not included.
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            GPT-4o mini
            
    Given your description of an open circle at \(-9\) with an arrow extending to the right past \(0\), the inequality depicted in the graph is:
\[ x > -9 \]
This means all values greater than \(-9\) are included in the solution set, but \(-9\) itself is not included.
    
\[ x > -9 \]
This means all values greater than \(-9\) are included in the solution set, but \(-9\) itself is not included.
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