SOLUTION: How do I graph the following:
-3<4-m<6
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Question 1054773: How do I graph the following:
-3<4-m<6
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How do I graph the following:
-3<4-m<6
-7<-m <2
7> m > -2 |Note change in inequality as a result of mutiplyiing by -1
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-2< m < 7
On a number line, open circles on the -2 and 7, darken the line between them
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