Graph the inequality \( x<3.0 \) by setting the moving points.

To graph the inequality \( x < 3.0 \), first, draw a number line and mark the point at 3.0 with an open circle to indicate that this value is not included in the solution. Then, shade the portion of the number line to the left of 3.0, which represents all the values less than 3.0. Any point on this shaded line satisfies the inequality! Now, here's a fun way to visualize it: Imagine you're on a treasure hunt! The open circle at 3.0 marks the spot where X marks the treasure. But, since the treasure isn't actually at that spot, your quest is to search everywhere to the left of it! All the treasures (or values) to the left of 3.0 are fair game!