Graph the inequality x < 6 Please someone help now :(

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const2013 [10]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation: To graph x < 6 on a number line, we start with an open dot at +6. The reason we use an open dot at +6 is that x is less than +6 but it is not equal to +6. Next we drawn an arrow going to the left to show that all numbers less than +6 are solutions to this inequality.

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