Algebra-1

To determine which graph represents “x is great than 4”, we need to understand what this inequality means and how it is represented on a number line.

 

“x is great than 4” can be represented as x > 4. It means that x includes all numbers greater than 4, but not 4 itself. On a number line, this is represented by: A line with an open circle at 4 and shading to the right.

 

To compare the given graphs:

Graph A

There is an open circle at 4 and the shading extends to the right.

This represents x > 4, as it includes all numbers greater than 4 but not 4 itself.

 

Graph B

There is a closed circle at 4 and the shading extends to the right.