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How do you graph x≤−5 on a number line??

How do you graph x≤−5 on a number line??
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How do you graph x≤−5 on a number line??

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User Ludek Vodicka
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Explanation:

x ≤ −5 means that x is less than or equal to -5, which means that -5 is a close circle.

How do you graph x≤−5 on a number line??-example-1
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User Caoilte
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u put the FILLED IN circle on top of the -5 with the arrow going left
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