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Chapter 3: Q17. (page 140)

Write an inequality represented by the graph.

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The required inequality is x>-1.

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Step-1 – Given

The given graph is:

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Step-2 – To determine

We have to find an inequality for the given graph.

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Step-3 – Calculation

The graph is pointing to the right side of x = – 1. These values are greater than – 1. So, from graph we get thatxis greater than \[-1\],

Therefore, x>-1

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