x>3 is the inequality found on the number line.
The given inequality is:
0.3(x-4) > -0.3
To find:
The graph of inequality on the number line.
First of all, let us simplify the inequality.
0.3(x-4)>-0.3
Dividing it with 0.3 on the both sides:
x-4 > -1
adding 4 on both sides,
⇒x>3
i.e. all the values x > 3 will be our solution. There is no equal sign in the inequality so 3 will not be included in the solution.
3 has an empty circle drawn over it which signifies that 3 is not included in the solution set.
The Red line shows that all the values greater than 3 are included in the solution.
What is inequality on the number line?
- An inequality shows the relationship between two values in an algebraic expression that are not equal.
- Inequality signs can indicate that one variable of the two sides of the inequality is greater than, less than, or equal to another value.
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