Question
Inequalities- Graphing
Match the inequalities with their corresponding graphs.
x≥5x\geq 5x≥5
x≤5x\leq 5x≤5
x<5x<5x<5
x>5x>5x>5
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GPT-4o mini
It looks like you need help matching the given inequalities with their corresponding graphs. However, since I can't see the graphs you have, I can describe how each inequality is typically represented on a number line:
1. **x ≥ 5**: This inequality includes the number 5 and all numbers greater than 5. On a graph, you would use a closed circle on 5 (indicating that 5 is included), and shade to the right.
2. **x ≤ 5**: This inequality includes the number 5 and all numbers less than 5. On a graph, you would use a closed circle on 5 (indicating that 5 is included), and shade to the left.
3. **x < 5**: This inequality does not include the number 5, only numbers less than it. On a graph, you would use an open circle on 5 (indicating that 5 is not included), and shade to the left.
4. **x > 5**: This inequality does not include the number 5, only numbers greater than it. On a graph, you would use an open circle on 5 (indicating that 5 is not included), and shade to the right.
You can now match the inequalities to the corresponding graphs based on this description. If you have specific images, please let me know how they look, and I can provide further guidance!
1. **x ≥ 5**: This inequality includes the number 5 and all numbers greater than 5. On a graph, you would use a closed circle on 5 (indicating that 5 is included), and shade to the right.
2. **x ≤ 5**: This inequality includes the number 5 and all numbers less than 5. On a graph, you would use a closed circle on 5 (indicating that 5 is included), and shade to the left.
3. **x < 5**: This inequality does not include the number 5, only numbers less than it. On a graph, you would use an open circle on 5 (indicating that 5 is not included), and shade to the left.
4. **x > 5**: This inequality does not include the number 5, only numbers greater than it. On a graph, you would use an open circle on 5 (indicating that 5 is not included), and shade to the right.
You can now match the inequalities to the corresponding graphs based on this description. If you have specific images, please let me know how they look, and I can provide further guidance!