Number line: A black line with numbers from -10 to 4 1/3. A orange line front 4 1/3 to 10.
What linear inequality is shown graphed on the number line? make sure to write your inequality so that x comes first.
Somebody please help
The linear inequality shown graphed on the number line is:
x ≤ 4 1/3 for the black line, representing the numbers from -10 to 4 1/3.
x > 4 1/3 for the orange line, representing the numbers from 4 1/3 to 10.
single answer question
The linear inequality shown graphed on the number line is:
x ≤ 4 1/3.
nope
Apologies for the incorrect response. Given the information provided, the correct linear inequality shown on the number line is:
-10 ≤ x ≤ 4 1/3 for the black line, representing the numbers from -10 to 4 1/3.
x > 4 1/3 for the orange line, representing the numbers from 4 1/3 to 10.
its a single answer question
Apologies for the confusion. Given that it is a single answer question, the linear inequality shown graphed on the number line is:
x ≤ 4 1/3
that is incorrect
My apologies for the previous incorrect responses. Based on the given information, the correct linear inequality shown graphed on the number line is:
x > 4 1/3.