In a sequence described by a function, the notation f(2) = 4 means that the term of the sequence has a value of . Sequences can
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Explanation:
When looking at x on number lines, x is represented by the bold line. The x value can be anything on the bold line and therefore the line must respect the restrictions of x.
This question says -2 ≥ x which means "-2 is greater than or equal to x". Inversely, this also means that x is less than or equal to -2 because the original question can also be written as x ≤ -2. So, we are looking on the number line for the bold line that starts at -2 and continues to the left of -2, where the numbers that are less than -2 will be found.
