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In order to vote, an individual must be at least 18 years old. Which inequality represents the situation described?
A.
The portion of a number line is shown where the numbers from 10 to 25 are marked on it. A small circle is made on the number 18 and the portion on the number line to the right of this circle is shaded. The inside of the circle is also shaded.
B.
The portion of a number line is shown where the numbers from 10 to 25 are marked on it. A small circle is made on the number 18 and the portion on the number line to the right of this circle is shaded. The inside of the circle is not shaded.
C.
The portion of a number line is shown where the numbers from 10 to 25 are marked on it. A small circle is made on the number 18 and the portion on the number line to the left of this circle is shaded. The inside of the circle is also shaded.
D.
The portion of a number line is shown where the numbers from 10 to 25 are marked on it. A small circle is made on the number 18 and the portion on the number line to the left of this circle is shaded. The inside of the circle is not shaded.
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