Question:

In the inequality x < 3, the graph extends to the right of 3. TRUE or FALSE?

Answer and explanation:

FALSE.

The graph of the inquality x < 3 extends to the left of 3 in the real number line.

If you read the inequality carefully, it says that "x is less than 3", which means the solution is the set of numbers less than 3.

If you graph the inequality in the number line, the graph starts as an open dot plotted at point 3, which means 3 is not a solution. The graph then extends endlessly to the left of 3, which represents the set of points that makes the inequality x < 3 true.

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