
To find: the graph which represent the solution of the inequality equation and write it on the paper.

Answer to Problem 7CCSR
The option
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The options are:
Concept used:
The graph shows highlighted dotted which mean a number is included whereas other incircle dotted with void which means the number is excluded.
For example:
In this above graph the
Calculation:
Subtract
Here from the graph shows highlighted dotted which mean a number is included whereas other incircle dotted with void which means the number is excluded.
the equation can write as
Therefore, the correct graph for the equation will be option number
Hence, option
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