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lawyer [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

FYI 7 over 2 (negative) is -3.5 on that number line, and since you want go to a number greater than -3/2, which is -1.5, now that we know our decimals, 1., it makes this easier and 2, now we make our inequality and solve it. Here we just do -3.5<x, and if you need to do it on the number line start from -7/2 and then go to -3/2 and draw an arrow, and the circle has to be an O not a black dot because it isnt greater/less than OR equal to.

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