Question

graph the inequality below on the number line.
x > -10

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the inequality

The inequality is \( x > -10 \). This means we need to represent all real numbers greater than -10 on the number line. Since -10 is not included (because it's \( > \), not \( \geq \)), we use an open circle at -10.

Step2: Place the open circle

Locate -10 on the number line. Then, place an open circle (the "O" icon) at -10.

Step3: Draw the arrow

Since \( x \) is greater than -10, the arrow should point to the right (towards positive infinity) from the open circle at -10.

Answer:

1. Place an open circle (the "O" icon) at -10 on the number line.
2. Draw an arrow pointing to the right (using the arrow icon) starting from the open circle at -10.