I am working on graphing inequalities on an anchor chart. Does anyone know what ≠ means when graphing inequalities? If so, could you also link an example please. (just search "graphing inequalities anchor chart" to get an image of what I'm working on)

Answer 1

≠ means "not equal to" in other words, an inequality.

Answer 2

≠ means "not equal to"

Answer 3

can you link a example or something please?

Answer 4

4 ≠ 3

Answer 5

There is nothing complicated about it. It means just what it says.

Answer 6

the equation is x ≠-4
is it an open circle or closed? How am I supposed to know without the underline?

Answer 7

im supposed to answer what the model would be to it

Answer 8

Oh, you are on a number line.
-4 has an open circle around it because it is not included. There are solid lines left and right of -4

Answer 9

If it were x = -4 it would be a black dot at -4
if it were x> -4 it would be circle and line to right
if it were x >/= -4 it would be black dot and line to right