To match the inequalities to their graphed solutions, we will analyze each of the provided inequalities and determine which one corresponds to the given number line graphs.
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-3(x - 12) > 0
- Solving this inequality:
- Divide by -3 and flip the inequality:
- So, \(x - 12 < 0\)
- Therefore, \(x < 12\).
- This corresponds to an open circle at 12 going to the left.
- Solving this inequality:
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1/4(8x + 16) > -4
- Solving this inequality:
- Multiply both sides by 4:
- \(8x + 16 > -16\)
- Subtract 16 from both sides:
- \(8x > -32\)
- Divide by 8:
- \(x > -4\).
- This does not directly seem to match either number line.
- Solving this inequality:
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-5(x + 3) > -15
- Solving this inequality:
- Divide by -5 (flip the inequality):
- So, \(x + 3 < 3\)
- Subtract 3 from both sides:
- \(x < 0\).
- This does not directly seem to match either number line.
- Solving this inequality:
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8x < 4x + 28
- Solving this inequality:
- Subtract 4x from both sides:
- \(4x < 28\)
- Divide by 4:
- \(x < 7\).
- This does not directly seem to match either number line.
- Solving this inequality:
Now, comparing the number lines:
- The first number line has an open circle at point 12 and goes to the left, which corresponds to the solution for -3(x - 12) > 0, so it matches with option 1.
- The second number line has an open circle at -2 and goes to the left. Since none of the simplified inequalities directly correspond with -2, we will check from the approximated inequalities:
- -5(x + 3) > -15 simplifies to \(x < 0\), which isn't an exact match but it is the closest to match to the left of -2.
Thus, the matching is:
- -3(x - 12) > 0 matches with the first number line (open circle at point 12).
- -5(x + 3) > -15 corresponds indirectly to the second number line (open circle at -2).
Final response:
- For the first number line, choose: -3(x - 12) > 0
- For the second number line, choose: -5(x + 3) > -15