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- Writing an Inequality Given a Graph on the Number Line
- Graphing a Linear Inequality on the Number Line
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Writing an Inequapty Given a Graph on the Number Line
In this lesson, given a graph on the number pne, we write an inequapty for the graph.
Rules to write an inequapty given a graph on the number pne.
For any variable x
If the graph is a horizontal pne starting from a point ‘a’ with an open circle and an arrow towards left, it is a less than inequapty. x < a
If the graph is a horizontal pne starting from a point ‘a’ with a closed circle and an arrow towards left, it is a less than or equal to inequapty. x ≤ a
If the graph is a horizontal pne starting from a point ‘a’ with an open circle and an arrow towards right, it is a greater than inequapty. x > a
If the graph is a horizontal pne starting from a point ‘a’ with a closed circle and an arrow towards right, it is a greater than or equal to inequapty. x ≥ a
Write an inequapty for the graph on the number pne given below.
Solution
Step 1:
From the given graph on the number pne since the arrow is towards left and there is an open circle, it is a ‘less than’ inequapty.
Step 2:
Since it is starting from 190 with an open circle, the inequapty is x < 190
Write an inequapty for the graph on the number pne given below
Solution
Step 1:
From the given graph on the number pne since the arrow is towards left and there is a closed circle, it is ‘less than or equal to’ inequapty.
Step 2:
Since it is starting from −15 with a closed circle, the inequapty is x ≤ −15