4 years ago

Please can u help me with this thanks:)

1 answer:

7 0

Hello!

You have to at the first inequality

You have to look for the graph where x goes to 6 and goes down with the circle shaded

The only graph that follows this is the first graph

The answer is the first graph

Hope this helps!

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