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For the graph below , write an inequality and explain the reasoning :

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Hint:
In math, a number line can be defined as a straight line with numbers placed at equal intervals or segments along its length.

The correct answer is: -∞<x<∞


    We are asked to write an inequality for the given graph.
    Step 1 of 1:
    Let x be the variable.
    Analyzing the given number line, we can see all numbers are included. That is, x takes any real value.
    Hence, the required inequality is:
    negative straight infinity less than x less than straight infinity

    Note:
    We do not use < or > for infinity in inequalities, since the variable extends to infinite and has no real fixed value.

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