Question

Can anybody help me with this math

Answer 1

The correct answer is that X < 0.

Explanation:

• An open circle on the number line indicates that some number, X, is < (less than) or > (greater than) the number place the circle is placed on.
• A closed circle on the number line indicates that some number, X, is
  `\leq`(less than or equal to) or
  `\geq` (greater than or equal to) the number place the circle is placed on.
• An arrow indicates that the inequality is continuous.
• A line segment (when a line starts with a circle and ends with a circle) indicates that the inequality has a start point and an endpoint. (ie. -2 < x < 3.)
• An inequality pointing to the left (negative direction/integers) indicates that the inequality is less than or less than or equal to.
• An inequality pointing to the right (negative direction/integers) indicates that the inequality is greater than or greater than or equal to.

Now that all the important information is covered, let's take a look at the number line.

• The line has an open circle, so that indicates that either < or > will be used.
• The open circle has a start point of 0.
• The line is an arrow that is continuous after -11.
• The arrow points to the left.
• Therefore, X is some integer that is less than 0.
• X < 0.

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