Graphing Inequalities Practice

What does the inequality m ≤ 3 indicate?

• The value of m is less than or equal to 3.

• The value of m is greater than 3.

• The value of m is equal to 3.

• The value of m is less than 3.

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When graphing b < 6, should you use an open or closed circle?

• Open circle.

• Closed circle.

• Both open and closed circles.

• No circle needed.

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Which graph represents the inequality p < 2?

• Graph A

• Graph B

• Graph C

• Graph D

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What is the meaning of the symbol ≥ in an inequality?

• Less than

• Greater than

• Greater than or equal to

• Equal to

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How do you graph the inequality x > 4?

• Use an open circle at 4 and shade to the right.

• Use a closed circle at 4 and shade to the left.

• Draw a solid line at x = 4 and shade above.

• Draw a dashed line at x = 4 and shade below.

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When graphing the inequality a < 7, what direction do you shade?

• To the right.

• To the left.

• Upward.

• Downward.

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How do you graph the inequality x < -3?

• Use an open circle at -3 and shade to the left.

• Use a closed circle at -3 and shade to the left.

• Use an open circle at -3 and shade to the right.

• Draw a solid line at -3 without shading.

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What is the difference between an open circle and a closed circle on a number line?

• An open circle indicates that the number is included; a closed circle indicates that it is not included.

• An open circle indicates that the number is not included; a closed circle indicates that it is included.

• Both open and closed circles indicate that the number is included.

• An open circle indicates that the number is less than a value; a closed circle indicates that it is greater than a value.

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What does the inequality n < -2 represent on a number line?

• All numbers less than -2.

• All numbers greater than -2.

• All numbers equal to -2.

• All numbers between -2 and 0.

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How would you represent the inequality z > 0 on a number line?

• Use an open circle at 0 and shade to the right.

• Use a closed circle at 0 and shade to the left.

• Draw a solid line from 0 to the right without any circles.

• Place a point at 0 and shade both directions.

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