Question

Based on the graph, which inequality is correct for a number that is to the right of -3? A number line is shown from negative 8 to 8 at increments of 1. A circle is shown at negative 3. The entire portion of the number line to the right of negative 3 is shaded.

Answer 1

I agree with the other person who put a answer it will not count the three so x>3 not x>-3

Explanation:

Answer 2

We have been given a number line graph. Using that graph, we have to identify about which inequality is correct for a number that is to the right of -

The entire portion of the number line to the right of negative 3 is shaded that means variable x must be greater than 3. So we may use x>3 or x>=3

A circle is shown at negative 3 which means 3 is not the part of answer so we will use x>3 not x>=3

Hence final answer is x>3