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Mathematics

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Grace [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

x<3 and x≥5

Step-by-step explanation:

Look at the circles and what is shaded on the number line. The first circle is at x=3, and it's an open circle. An open circle means that the interval does not include that point. The arrow is going to the left, meaning x < 3.

The next circle is at x=5. It is a closed circle, so the interval does include that point (so draw a bar under the less than/greater than sign). Next, notice how the arrow is pointing to the right. That means that the blue area is at x=5 and greater than x=5, so x≥5.

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