Posted by help on Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 3:11pm.
If 2 <= x < 6
draw the number line
place a dot at 2 and an open circle at 6
shade the line between the dot and the circle.
for the 2 you would color in a circle at 2 because it is less than or equal.
for the 6 you would put an open circle (not colored in)
Connect the two points with a dark line. That is your solution.
To check that you are correct... choose a value for x in that region and check it in the original inequality.
In some courses, they don't use the colored and no-colored circle.
they use ( ) or [ ]
The ) is used for the open circle
the ] is used for the colored in circle.
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