A number m is more than -7 2/3 or at most -10

What would the inequalities be?

How would it look if graphed

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Answer:

We know that our number m is more than -(7 2/3)

Then we must write this as:

m > -(7 2/3)

At most -10 is written as:

m ≤ - 10.

Then the statement:

"A number m is more than -7 2/3 or at most -10" is written as:

m > -(7 2/3) ∨ m ≤ - 10.

Where ∨ means "or".

The graph of this will look like:

A white dot in the point -(7 2/3) and a line that goes to the right. And a black dot at -10, and a line from that that goes to the left.

Remember that white dot means that the element is not a solution, and that is used for the symbols > <

And a black dot means that the element is a solution, is used for the symbols ≤ ≥