Posted by Amy~ on Tuesday, August 31, 2010 at 4:55pm.
X < 3
Graph: x = 3 = The boundary line = a
vertical dotted line.
x = 3 for all values of y:
P1(3 , -2) , P2(3 , 2) , (3 , 4).
All points to the left of the dotted
line should satisfy the inequality,
but none of the points on the line
should satisfy the inequality.
If there was an = sign in your inequality, it would be a solid line
and all points on it would satisfy
the inequality.
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