M ≥ 15 graph the inequality

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6 0

Since the sign is greater than or equal to, it’s a closed circle. I think that means it has a solution. Draw your number line than draw a circle on the 15th line. Make sure the circle is shaded in. Then draw a n arrow a cross the number line, pointing to the right because this equation is say the variable m is greater than or equal to 15

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<em>Additional comments</em>

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