Question

Graph x≥−1x≥−1x, is greater than or equal to, minus, 1.

Answer 1

Graphing x≥−1 involves marking -1 on a number line, shading to the right, and using an arrow. The inequality represents all values greater than or equal to -1.

To graph the inequality

x≥−1, follow these steps:

Begin by drawing a number line.

Locate the point -1 on the number line.

Since the inequality is

x≥−1, mark all points to the right of -1.

Use an arrow pointing to the right to indicate that the values continue indefinitely in that direction.

Shade the region to the right of -1 to represent all values of

x greater than or equal to -1.

Label the arrow with

x≥−1 to clarify the inequality.

The resulting graph is a number line with an arrow pointing to the right from -1 and shading to the right of -1, indicating all values greater than or equal to -1 satisfy the inequality.

Answer 2

Given:

`x\ge-1`

Required:

We need to graph the given inequality.

Step-by-step explanation:

Consider the given inequality.

`x\ge-1`
`\ge\text{ means greater than or equal }`

The values of x are greater than or equal to -1.

In the number line, the right of the number -1 is greater than -1.

Mark the point -1 and draw a line to the right sides.