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1 year ago

Which solution set is graphed on the number line?-4-3-2_10123+4x 51ООX51

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1 answer:

Rudik [331]1 year ago

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Explanation:

In this number line the solution set that's graphed is all numbers less than 1. It doesn't include 1 because that point is graphed with an empty circle.

Answer:

x < 1

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