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Billie
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31 March, 16:29
What is the answer for this for a graph 3j>6
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Ainsley Alvarado
31 March, 16:37
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First divide both sides of the inequality by 3.
On the left, the 3's cancel and you're left with j
and on the right, 6 divided by 3 is 2.
So we have j >2 which is the solution to this inequality.
I have graphed the inequality for you below.
Start with an open dot on 2.
We use an open dot because j > 2 but it is not equal to 2.
Then draw an arrow to the left to
represent all numbers greater than 2.
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