Graph x≥2 .
a graph showing a range of negative three to two on the x and y axes. a dot...
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Graph x≥2 .
a graph showing a range of negative three to two on the x and y axes. a dotted line with arrows at both ends passes through the x axis at two and runs parallel to the y axis. the graph is shaded to the right of the line.
a graph showing a range of negative three to two on the x and y axes. a solid line with arrows at both ends passes through the x axis at two and runs parallel to the y axis. the graph is shaded to the right of the line.
a graph showing a range of negative three to two on the x and y axes. a dotted line with arrows at both ends that passes through the x axis at two and runs parallel to the y axis. the graph is shaded to the left of the line.
a graph showing a range of negative three to two on the x and y axes. a solid line with arrows at both ends passes through the x axis at two and runs parallel to the y axis. the graph is shaded to the left of the line.
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