Here are the answers to each of your questions:
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Inequality for Candidate A: The possible percent of votes for candidate A, based on a prediction of 54% with a margin of error of 4%, would be represented as:
- 50 ≤ x ≤ 58
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Solution Set of the Compound Inequality: Without knowing the specific compound inequality, I can't evaluate which set belongs. However, if you provide the inequality, I can help identify the correct set.
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Graph Representation for Question 4: The arrows indicate the graph. If you have a closed circle at -3 and an open circle at 1, the compound inequality represented would be:
- –3 < x < 1 (Because open circles indicate that the endpoints are not included.)
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Height Inequality for the Play: The height requirement of greater than 64 inches and less than 68 inches can also be written as:
- x > 64 and x < 68
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Heights Shown on the Ferris Wheel: Given your description of closed points at 10 and 50, the inequality representing the heights would be:
- 10 ≤ h ≤ 50
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Chef's Conditions for Hamburger Temperature: The chef will not allow the hamburger to be served if it is below 160 degrees or above 170 degrees, which would be represented by:
- Two separate open circles – one starting just below 160 degrees and another just above 170 degrees.
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Graph Representation for Cereal Weight: If boxes can vary by 1/4 ounce around 18 ounces to still be considered full, the range would be from 17.75 ounces to 18.25 ounces. The graph would display:
- Two open circles – one at 17.75 (left) and one at 18.25 (right), with the area outside these points shaded to indicate weights that cannot be sold as full boxes.
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Compound Inequality for Clay Usage: For the clay used in making vases where one size is less than or equal to 4.5 ounces and another size is at least 12 ounces, the compound inequality would be represented as:
- c ≤ 4.5 or c ≥ 12
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Graph for the Compound Inequality: The inequality \( n < –2 \) or \( n ≥ 4 \) would be represented by:
- Two separate graphs – one with an open circle at -2 extending to the left, and the other with a closed circle at 4 extending to the right.
Let me know if you need clarification on any of these points!