Choose the graph that shows the solution of the inequality on the number line.
c < -1
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To find the solution to the inequality c < -1, we need to graph it on a number line. Here's how you can do it:
1. Draw a number line and mark a point for -1.
2. Since the inequality is c < -1, we need to shade everything to the left of -1. This represents all the values of c that are less than -1.
3. Leave an open circle at -1 to indicate that -1 itself is not included in the solution.
4. The graph should look like this:
-1 ----o------------------------------------
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So, the correct graph that shows the solution to the inequality c < -1 is the one with an open circle at -1 and a shaded region to the left of it.
It asked for a graph on the number line, so
on your number line, mark -1 with an "open" circle, then an arrow going to the left.