Has anyone attended Axia College Algebra that can show me how to graph x>4.?

Question

I am not sure how to make the line graph (<--------->) in microsoft word. I need to find somone that has already done this so I can do my math homework.

Answer 1

I don't think you can graph in words. I mean there is no tool into which you put data and it draws for you. You have to do it yourself.

How to graph x>4. Simply in cartesian soordinate system draw a line x=4. It will be parallel to y and will be crossing x-axis at 4. x>4 are on the rignt side of the line.

Answer 2

First isolate quite the fee so | x - 4 | < 2 because of the fact of quite the fee (x-4) may be adverse or beneficial. If adverse quite the fee will upload a neg sign to make beneficial -(x - 4) < 2 shifting a adverse sign will turn the inequality x-4 > -2 x>2 If beneficial x - 4 < 2 x< 6 So in era notation (2 , 6) For the graph you will draw a stable line with open circles around 2 and six <-------------(2)====(6)--------------> the place the equivalent indicators signify a stable line.