Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
There isn't any number that x can't be. Start with a graph to show how this could be so.
It is easy to see that x > 0 gives a line that goes very near the x axis. It is not quite so easy to see that it never touches the x axis. But if you recreate the graph in Desmos, you will see that is true if you spread the x's out.
It is not quite so easy to see that when x<0 the graph tips upward very quickly but again if you move the values of the axis around you will see there is no value that x cannot be.
Answer: A
Step-by-step explanation:
X values to the right of the y axis are positive. X values to the left of the y axis are negative.
Y values above the x axis are positive.
Y values below the x axis are negative.
Pairs of coordinates are always noted as (x,y) with the x value of a point given first and the y value of that same point given second.
Answer:
1. c > 16
2. r < 1
3. y 
4. w > -2
5. 15 
6. h 
7. t < 7
8. j < 2
9. y 
10. p 
11. I forgot how to do this one.
And sorry I don't have the time to graph it at the moment but I hope this helps at least a little