1. write the inequality for the graph.
open circle on 2, line going to the left.
2. write the inequality for the graph.
closed circle on 4.25, line going to the left.
x<= 4.25
To write the inequality for a graph, you need to determine at what values the graph is open or closed and in which direction the line points.
1. For the first graph with an open circle on 2 and a line going to the left, we can write the inequality as:
x < 2
Explanation: The open circle on 2 indicates that the value of x is not included in the solution. The line going to the left indicates that x is less than 2.
2. For the second graph with a closed circle on 4.25 and a line going to the left, we can write the inequality as:
x ≤ 4.25
Explanation: The closed circle on 4.25 indicates that the value of x is included in the solution. The line going to the left indicates that x is less than or equal to 4.25.