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Graph: x < -2 I need help graphing this problem

Graph: x < -2 I need help graphing this problem-example-1
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Kindly check below.

1) Usually, whenever we need to graph an inequality, we need to treat it as if it was an equation.

2) So if we consider that x=-2 is a vertical line that passes through point -2, we can start with that.

3) Since the sign is < then we need to plot a dashed line delimiting the region to be shaded, given that -2 is not included. And finally, as it is lesser than -2 we can paint the region to the left of -2, where the numbers lesser than -2 are located.

4) So, our graph is:

Graph: x < -2 I need help graphing this problem-example-1
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