Form 5: Graphing Open Circles (< and >)
Learn how to represent strict inequalities using open circles on a number line. Practice graphing solutions for less-than and greater-than relationships.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Which graph represents the solution to 2x + 1 > 7?
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What circle type and boundary value represent x/2 - 1 < 2?
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Describe the graph of 3x - 6 > 3.
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Describe the graph of 4x + 8 < 24.
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For the inequality -2x + 6 < 2, what circle is used and which direction is shaded?
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Describe the graph of x/2 + 1 > 4.
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Which graph description matches 5x - 10 < 15?
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Solving and graphing -3x - 3 > 6 results in:
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Solving and graphing 2x - 5 > 9 gives:
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Graphing x/3 - 2 < 1 gives:
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Solve and graph -4x + 4 > -12.
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Graphing 6x + 12 < 36 yields: