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In the graph of an inequality, the region to the right of a dashed vertical line through the point (-4,0) is shaded. What inequality does the graph represent?

In the graph of an inequality, the region to the right of a dashed vertical line through the point (-4,0) is shaded. What inequality does the graph represent?
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In the graph of an inequality, the region to the right of a dashed vertical line

through the point
(-4,0) is shaded. What inequality does the graph represent?

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User Mannicken
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Answer:

x > -4

Explanation:

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User Eulenfuchswiesel
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Answer:

x is greater than -4

Explanation:

In the graph of an inequality, the region to the right of a dashed vertical line through-example-1
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User Gregjer
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