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Chapter 2: Q17. (page 105)

Graph each equation or inequality

 x>6

Short Answer

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The graph of the inequality x>6 is

Step by step solution

01

Step-1 – Apply the concept of Inequality

The inequality a>b means that a greater than b.

For example, a>5 and this means that the value of a is greater than 5 not can never be equal to 5.

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Step-2 – Calculate the possible values 

The inequality x>6 means that the values of x is greater than 6.

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Step-3 – Graph the inequality

Since x>6, the value of x can never be 6 ( i.e) 6 is not included and hence it is marked by dotted lines . Thus, the graph of the inequality is as shown below:

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