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How do you graph a not equals y on a number line? - Answers
To graph "y ≠ a" on a number line, first plot the point corresponding to "a." Then, use an open circle at "a" to indicate that this value is not included in the solution. Finally, shade the entire number line except for the point "a" to show that all other values are acceptable for "y."
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How do you graph a not equals y on a number line? - Answers
To graph "y ≠ a" on a number line, first plot the point corresponding to "a." Then, use an open circle at "a" to indicate that this value is not included in the solution. Finally, shade the entire number line except for the point "a" to show that all other values are acceptable for "y."
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How do you graph a not equals y on a number line? - Answers
To graph "y ≠ a" on a number line, first plot the point corresponding to "a." Then, use an open circle at "a" to indicate that this value is not included in the solution. Finally, shade the entire number line except for the point "a" to show that all other values are acceptable for "y."
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