Question

When graphing a linear inequality, what does a dashed boundary line indicate?

these are my choices for this question.
A. The solution does not include any of the points on the line.
B. The solution includes all the points on the line.
C. The solution includes only the points on the line.
D. The solution includes some, but not all of the points on the line

Answer 1

the dashed line means you don't include any points on the line... and is represented by the inequalities > or < hope it helps

Answer 2

Linear inequality is a term that has to do with a linear function. These inequalities involve inequality symbols such as greater than >, less than <, ≤ is less than or equal to, ≥ is greater than or equal to


Dash boundary line indicates that the solution does not include any of the points on the line. So the answer is A.