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If the inequality is \(x>\frac{7}{3}\), what type of boundary point is used?

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Correct answer: Open circle

For a strict inequality such as \(x>7/3\), the boundary value \(7/3\) is not part of the solution set. On a number line, an excluded boundary is represented by an open circle, also called an empty circle. The line or ray would then be shaded to the right because the permitted values are greater than \(7/3\). Therefore option B, “Open circle,” is correct. A closed circle is used for \(\ge\) or \(\le\), where equality is included. A double closed circle has no standard role in this representation, and the inequality certainly has a boundary point even though that point itself is excluded.

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Number LineOpen CircleStrict InequalityRepresentation On Number LineLinear InequalitiesMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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