If x satisfies the given inequality below, then
Note: In a number line, a closed circle on the number gets included in the solution, while an open circle on the number will not get included in the solution.
There is a closed circle at 9 with the line showing the numbers that are less than or equal to 9.
This means x≤9 (writing the x on the left-hand side).
There is also a closed circle at 4, with the numbers greater than or equal to 4 indicated. This means x≥4 or 4≤x.
(writing the x on the right-hand side).
The line between these two points means that x satisfies both the inequalities, so a double inequality must be created.
4≤x and x≤9
Combining both the inequalities gives 4≤x≤9.
Hence, x is greater than or equal to 4 and x is less than or equal to 9.