How would you graph the solution set of x + 4 > - 9?

open circle on - 13 and shaded to the right

closed circle on - 13 and shaded to the right

open circle on - 5 and shaded to the right

closed circle on - 5 and shaded to the right

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Lexie Sandoval

Mathematics

25 May, 09:54

How would you graph the solution set of x + 4 > - 9?

open circle on - 13 and shaded to the right

closed circle on - 13 and shaded to the right

open circle on - 5 and shaded to the right

closed circle on - 5 and shaded to the right

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Gillian Cherry · Answer 1

X+4>-9

x>-13

It's an open circle because it doesn't include the value - 13 (the solution set is greater than) and it's shaded to the right because the right side has values greater than - 13.

How would you graph the solution set of x + 4 > - 9?open circle on - 13 and shaded to the rightclosed circle on - 13 and shaded to the rightopen circle on - 5 and shaded to the rightclosed circle on - 5 and shaded to the right

How would you graph the solution set of x + 4 > - 9?

open circle on - 13 and shaded to the right

closed circle on - 13 and shaded to the right

open circle on - 5 and shaded to the right

closed circle on - 5 and shaded to the right