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Amaya is graphing the inequality x greater-than 11 on a number line. Which statements below describe steps she may take to graph the inequality correctly? Check all that apply.
Draw an open circle at 11.
Draw a closed circle at 12.
Shade all numbers to the left of 11.
Shade all numbers to the left of 12.
Shade all numbers to the right of 11.
Shade all numbers to the right of 12.

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