Suppose a problem said the stock is worth at least $14.50 how would I write and graph an inequality?
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X=the value of the stock
since it's at least $14.50, it could be more.
The inequality you'd write would be
To graph it on a number line, put a solid circle at 14.5 and shade the part to the right of it (since it's greater than 14.5).
To graph it on a coordinate plane, put a vertical line at x=14.5 and shade the part to the right of it.
since it's at least $14.50, it could be more.
The inequality you'd write would be
To graph it on a number line, put a solid circle at 14.5 and shade the part to the right of it (since it's greater than 14.5).
To graph it on a coordinate plane, put a vertical line at x=14.5 and shade the part to the right of it.
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