How can you tell if an inequality will have a solid line

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Virty [35]3 years ago

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Answer:

b. the symbol has or equal to

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When does an inequality have a solid line

The question is pretty straightforward and the answer is (b) which means that when the symbol has or equal to.

This implies that, the symbol could be:

> or = i.e. $\ge$

and it could also be:

< or = i.e. $\le$

Take for instance:

$x + 1 \ge 2$ and $y- 5\le 10$

<em>The above expressions will have a solid line</em>

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