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Can someone please let me know if these are the correct answers

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Lostsunrise [7]3 years ago

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1. x >= 4, because 4 is dotted, and that means that 4 is included

2. x =/ 4, the third answer is correct, because all numbers except 4 are included

3. the first number line is the correct answer, because -3 is not included

4. the second number line is the correct answer, because -1 is included

5. the second number line is the correct answer, because 6 is not included

6. the first number line is the correct answer, because 0 is included

7. the second number line is the correct answer, because all numbers except -4 are included

8. the third number line is the correct answer, because -1,5 is included

When a number is included in an interval, it should have full dot on the number line, so that's how you know.

Hope this helps!

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