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Hi guys! I am desperately in need of help. I really need to do good on this test but I am uncertain if I am doing this portion...Asked by Boo
Hi guys! I am desperately in need of help. I really need to do good on this test but I am uncertain if I am doing this portion correctly. Can someone check my work?
11. Which inequality matches the graph?
(The dot on the graph is at 1 and the arrow is pointing that way <-------)
A. 5x+6>11
B. 5x+6(underlined>)11
C. 5x+6<11*****************
D. 5x+6(underlined<)11
12. Which inequality matches the graph?
(The dot on the graph is at 2 and the arrow is pointing that way ---------->)
A. 5p+4>14*********
B. 5p+4(underlined>)
C. 5p-4>14
D. -5+4>14
11. C
12. A
I did not guess on those but I most likely got them wrong. I don't understand this topic. Thank you in advanced to anyone that helps me, I'm desperate. <3
11. Which inequality matches the graph?
(The dot on the graph is at 1 and the arrow is pointing that way <-------)
A. 5x+6>11
B. 5x+6(underlined>)11
C. 5x+6<11*****************
D. 5x+6(underlined<)11
12. Which inequality matches the graph?
(The dot on the graph is at 2 and the arrow is pointing that way ---------->)
A. 5p+4>14*********
B. 5p+4(underlined>)
C. 5p-4>14
D. -5+4>14
11. C
12. A
I did not guess on those but I most likely got them wrong. I don't understand this topic. Thank you in advanced to anyone that helps me, I'm desperate. <3
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Answered by
Boo
wait, sorry I think the 2nd one is D
Answered by
Reiny
It is really quite simple
You are actually using the direction of the inequality symbol correctly
when you describe your graph.
When you said "pointing that way <-------)" , you described the symbol <
and of course > would show a directions -----> , or going to the right
11) 5x+6<11
5x < 5
x < 1 , so all values to the LEFT of 1, you were correct
12) 5p+4>14
5p > 10
p > 2 , which is "(The dot on the graph is at 2 and the arrow is pointing that way ---------->)"
and which was A, your original choice.
That's all there is to this
You are actually using the direction of the inequality symbol correctly
when you describe your graph.
When you said "pointing that way <-------)" , you described the symbol <
and of course > would show a directions -----> , or going to the right
11) 5x+6<11
5x < 5
x < 1 , so all values to the LEFT of 1, you were correct
12) 5p+4>14
5p > 10
p > 2 , which is "(The dot on the graph is at 2 and the arrow is pointing that way ---------->)"
and which was A, your original choice.
That's all there is to this
Answered by
Boo
oh... ok! thank you. so, C and A?
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