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Which of the graphs is the correct representation of x > -3?

Which of the graphs is the correct representation of x > -3?
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Which of the graphs is the correct representation of x > -3?

Which of the graphs is the correct representation of x > -3?-example-1
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I am thinking the answer is B.
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Okay, judging by the image if x > -3, it would have to grow more positive because it is higher than -3, so it would be the possibility of either B or C.
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