Which number line shows the solutions to n > 3?

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George Gao asked Oct 25, 2023

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Which number line shows the solutions to n > 3?

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George Gao asked Oct 25, 2023

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Answer: Your answer would be B

Step-by-step explanation: The open circle means it's not greater than or equal to! So therefore, answer is B! Let me know if I'm wrong. If not have a great day!

Rohin Sidharth answered Oct 28, 2023

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Answer:

The second one.

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The hollow dots represent > or < depending the direction of the arrow. The filled dots represent less than or equal to. So the second.

Baldewin answered Oct 31, 2023

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