To graph the inequality \(-4 \geq -w\), follow these steps:
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Rewrite the inequality: To make it easier to graph, you can rearrange the inequality. It can be rewritten as \(w \geq 4\) by multiplying both sides by \(-1\) and reversing the inequality sign.
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Identify the critical point: The critical point from the rewritten inequality \(w \geq 4\) is \(4\).
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Determine the type of circle: Since the inequality is "greater than or equal to" (\(\geq\)), you will use a closed circle on \(4\).
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Shade the appropriate region: Since \(w\) is greater than or equal to \(4\), you will shade to the right of the closed circle at \(4\).
Thus the correct answer is:
- place a closed circle on 4 and shade to the right.