Comparing Inequalities Using Graphs

The video tutorial explains how to compare inequalities using graphs. It covers graphing inequalities like g > 30 and 30 > g, highlighting common misunderstandings such as the arrow shortcut. The tutorial also explores similar inequalities like h < 3 and 3 > h, emphasizing the importance of understanding inequality signs and graph representation.

How can we represent the variable g in the graph of g is greater than 30?

What common misunderstanding might occur when graphing inequalities?

In the inequality h is less than 3, what does the graph look like and why?