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3 years ago

Hi uwu pls help me i bad at math :'( it makes me cry

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Elenna [48]3 years ago

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Hello! Your answer is shown below!

No, Jude’s graph is incorrect. The inequality symbol is “less than,” so -9 is not included. He should have used an open circle on -9.

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Pavel [41]3 years ago

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it's wrong because he put a closed circle on the nine when he was supposed to put an open circle because nine is not less than itself but the thing that he did right wad that he went to the left if it was a greater than or equal symbol then it would be correct

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