Graph the inequality. x < –2?

Answer 1

First graph the equation x=2, a vertical line at x=2. Then for the inequality shade in any part of your graph that is to the left of that equation (anything less than -2 in x-coordinate value is shaded).

Answer 2

Easy!

On the x,y-plane, x=-2 is a vertical line through -2 on the x-axis.

So, x<-2 is everything on the negative side of that line (to the "left").

This is generally indicated on graph paper as a dotted vertical line through x=-2, with everything on the plane to the left (negative) of -2 shaded.

On the number line, x<-2 is everything smaller than x=-2 on the line. This can be drawn with an open dot at -2, and a heavier line to the left (going negative).

Answer 3

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----------......................................................x
-5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

the dashes means the solid line that starts from -3 since -3<-2 and it goes all the way to the left....

Answer 4

shade everything to the left of -2 on the x axis

Answer 5

The Graph above is correct, but it has wrong labeling. Its like that

- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,/\ Y axis
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|
- ##### |-2_-1_|_1_2_ X axis
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|

Answer 6

- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,| x
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|
- ##### |-2___|____ y
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|
- ##### |,,,,,,,,,,,|


I hope you understand that graph since we can't use too many spaces :-)