Asked by Albert

which values can be substituted for x to make the inequality x - 4 >0 true? choose all that apply
A. 0
B. 3
C. 4
D. 18


my answer is 0 and 4 please check my answer's
Answered by scott
you're going to subtract 4 from x ... and the result is greater than zero

keep thinking
Answered by Reiny
0-4 > 0
-4 > 0 , false

your other choice is also false
Where you just guessing??
Answered by Albert
no i wasent i figured it out i got it right i took the test and it was 4 and 18
Answered by connexus student
alberts that answer was right its 4 and 18
Answered by dan
These are 100% right for the Solving One-Step Inequalities Practice
1.A
2.B
3.C
4.D
5.A
6.C,D
Plz believe me.
Answered by Writeacher
Anyone who says "believe me" or "trust me" should be suspect in the minds of others!

Be careful of these lists of answers without explanations. Sometimes kids deliberately post wrong answers. Sometimes teachers and/or test publishers mix the questions and answer choices up. Sometimes they change them completely!

Be aware!
Answered by baby
i agree w writeacher but also dan is right
Answered by SaySum
I just risked taking the test from the answer's Dan gave out, surprisingly got 100%. ._.
Answered by n o
n o
Answered by レナなぜ-LenaWhyTho YT
Ok so dan is correct I got a 100/100 trust him.
Answered by paliniasky
thank you dan dan is 100% correct
Answered by Cayta •⏑•
Dan is 100% correct ✪ ω ✪ I'm glad he was right cuz I just risked it all. ✪ - ✪