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First you need to solve for x by subtracting 9 from both sides (-3x less than/equal to 6), then dividing the inequality by -3, which would also flip the sign, so to speak. now you would have x is greater than/ equal to -2. now you would draw a circle above -2, fill it in since it is equal to, and draw the arrow going toward 0 (I think)

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