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Which compound inequality could be represented by the graph

Which compound inequality could be represented by the graph-example-1

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Answer:

D is correct

Explanation:

i just got it right on the test

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Answer:

Option (4) is correct.


x\leq 3 or
x\geq -1 represent the given graph.

Explanation:

Given : The graph representing the whole number line.

We have to choose the compound inequality that represent the given graph.

Since, the given graph shows a number line with all real numbers.

Consider each option one by one and we find the solution set for each.

1)
-4\leq x\leq 4

Since, the solution set contain only numbers between -4 and 4.

So it is false.

2)
-2\leq x\leq -1

This is a wrong representation.

So it is false.

3)
x\leq -1 or
x\geq 0

This represents all real numbers excluding numbers between -1 and 0

So it is false.

4)
x\leq 3 or
x\geq -1

So it represents all the real numbers on number lines as shown in graph below.

So, it is true.


x\leq 3 or
x\geq -1 represent the given graph.

Option (4) is correct.

Which compound inequality could be represented by the graph-example-1
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