What does the solution to the inequality x≥−6

Question

look like graphed on a number line?(1 point)
Responses

open circle at −6
with shaded arrow to the right
open circle at negative 6 with shaded arrow to the right

open circle at −6
with shaded arrow to the left
open circle at negative 6 with shaded arrow to the left

closed circle at −6
with shaded arrow to the right
closed circle at negative 6 with shaded arrow to the right

closed circle at −6
with shaded arrow to the left

Answer 1

The solution to the inequality \( x \ge -6 \) includes all numbers greater than or equal to \(-6\).

When graphed on a number line, this is represented by a closed circle at \(-6\) (indicating that \(-6\) is included in the solution) with a shaded arrow extending to the right (indicating all numbers greater than \(-6\)).

So the correct response is:

closed circle at −6 with shaded arrow to the right.