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Which inequality has the solution region to the right of the line (x=-2)?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: \(x>-2\)

The line \(x=-2\) is vertical. Every point to its right has an \(x\)-coordinate greater than \(-2\), so the required solution region is \(x>-2\). The inequality \(x<-2\) represents the region to the left, whereas inequalities involving \(y\) represent horizontal regions. Exam tip: for the region to the right of \(x=a\), write \(x>a\).

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