Question

Anyone good with temperature problems? involving writing an algebraic inequality? I got an answer but I dont understand how it was done. Please help.

Answer 1

I will attempt to help you out post the problem

Answer 2

what you got?

Answer 3

Solve. Show an algebaric inequality. In order for a chemical reaction to remain stable, its celsius temperature must be no more than 111.4 deg. C. Find the Fahrenheit temp. at which this reaction will remain stable. F = 9/5C + 32.

Answer 4

If you can please show me how you did the problem so I can know how to do these types later on as well. Thank you! :D

Answer 5

this is easy

Answer 6

you ready for this?

Answer 7

yes :D

Answer 8

here it comes

Answer 9

F=9/5c+32
F=9/5*111.4+32

F=1,002.6/5+32
F=200.52+32
F=232.52 DEGREES ANS

Answer 10

you know the drill make it easy for meeeee!!

Answer 11

satisfied??

Answer 12

ok im sorry but you lost me when you skipped a line. you just put 111.4 / 1?

Answer 13

and multiplied 9/5 * 111.4/1?

Answer 14

exactly

Answer 15

so for the ineqauilty would it be F < or F >?

Answer 16

F<??

Answer 17

F<232.52 right?

Answer 18

It would be : Temperature>232.52F

Answer 19

ahhhhh, i seee i seee. THANK YOU A TON!!!!! :)

Answer 20

Fahrenheit temperature must be no more than 232.52 degrees Fahrenheit

Answer 21

satisfied?

Answer 22

yes thank you!! :)