8 months ago

What is the inequality of 0 < a < 6 on a numberline

Mathematics

1 answer:

pickupchik [31]8 months ago

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The given inequality is expressed as

0 < a < 6

This means that the values of a that would satisfy the inequality are numbers between 0 and 6 but both 0 and 6 are not inclusive. This would be shown by not making solid circles at 0 and 6. The number line is shown below

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