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Which combined inequality has the same solution set shown in the graph?



Number line ranging from negative sixteen to zero with a line beginning with a close point at negative twelve and continuing to the left without end, and a second line beginning with a closed point at negative five and continuing to the right without end.


a ≤ –12 or a > 5


a ≤ –12 or a > –5


–a ≤ –12 or a > –5


–a ≤ –12 or a < –5

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reinhard10158

Step-by-step explanation:

there is a problem here. based on your textual description none of the 4 answer possibilities are right.

you said, one line starts with a closed (filled) point at -12 and going to the left (without end). a closed point means the point is included.

so, everything -12 and smaller.

that is a <= -12

the other line starts with a closed (filled) point at -5 and goes to the right without end.

this is a >= -5

so, if your textual description is right, you need an answer option

a <= -12 or a >= -5

FYI

the answer options with -a <= -12 don't make much sense, because that simply means a >= 12. and you don't have any line starting at plus 12 and going to the right.

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