Is y=3.6x a direct variation
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The sketches are illustrations of inequalities
- <em>The first sketch is: </em>
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- <em>The second sketch is: </em>
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<u>Sketch A</u>
In sketch A, we have the following observations:
- <em>The arrow faces left (this implies less than)</em>
- <em>The dots on -2 and -5 are closed dots (this implies less than or equal to).</em>
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Hence, the inequality is:
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<u>Sketch B</u>
In sketch B, we have the following observations:
- <em>The arrow faces right (this implies greater than)</em>
- <em>The dots on -4 and 3 are closed dots (this implies greater than or equal to).</em>
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Hence, the inequality is:
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