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How to graph x>4 on the number line

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You draw a circle on top of 4, but don't fill it in, and then an arrow coming out of it and going to the right until the end of the number line. At least, that's how I'd do it, if this answer doesn't add up with what you've been doing in class then it's probably the wrong one

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