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Which number line represents the solution to -3x ≤ 6?

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Answer:

Given inequality:


-3x\leq6

To represent the given inequality in number line.

We will solve the inequality to represent it in the number line.


-3x\leq6

Dividing both sides by
-3


(-3x)/(-3)\geq(6)/(-3) [Since we are dividing by a negative number, so the sign of inequality reverses]


x\geq -2

So, the solution in the number line will show all values up to infinity to the right of
-2 including
-2

Which number line represents the solution to -3x ≤ 6?-example-1
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