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Algae cannot survive at depths greater than 300 meters below sea level. The inequality that represents depths at which algae cannot survive is x < –300. Graph the solution on the number line provided
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Algae cannot survive at depths greater than 300 meters below sea level. The inequality that represents depths at which algae cannot survive is x < –300. Graph the solution on the number line provided

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B is the correct graph
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b is the correct graph

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Algae cannot survive at depths greater than 300 meters below sea level. The inequality-example-1
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