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This shows whether its greater or less than, or even equal to....

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An empty circle means that a variable will either be greater than or less than an integer

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In the video, i learned how to write inequalities and how to put them on a number line.

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This rule applies with the integer rule. When multiplying of dividing a negative integer and a positive integer, it would be a negative

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6 > -3 because any positive number would be greater than a negative integer.

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-50 + x = -20
What you have to do is find out what x is. To find out, you have to add -50 and 20. Then you’d get 30

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The Z represents -3

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When multiplying or dividing negative numbers, you follow the integer rule. Multiplying with a negative and positive number, the answer will always be negative. When multiplying a negative and a negative number, the answer will be positive.