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How do you graph h < - 3.2 on a number line​
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How do you graph h < - 3.2 on a number line​

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-3.2, being negative, is to the left of the origin (zero) on a number line. Place an open circle at -3.2. Now draw an arrow from -3.2 to the LEFT. The resulting graph is all you need.

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