Some one please! check my answre,ty
a) write a inequality that presents the interval
b) state whether the intesrval is bouded or unbouded.
5x-12>0
a) 12/5
are there no absolute values here, just \[5x-12>0\]?
a) |x|<4 b) \(x > \frac{12}{5}\) Looks unbounded to me.
you lost me
For the other inequality \( \frac{12}{5} < x < -\frac{12}{5}\) I don't think it is possible
Not possible I mean not possible
The other inequality is not possible
hold on!
-12/5<x<12/5
oh that is bounded and possible
wait wait
the way i read, there is one question with two parts
Satellite come back to me :)
yea
the question is Let \[12x-5>0\] and then a)write a inequality that presents the interval and b)state whether the intesrval is bouded or unbounded.
there are two parts to one question right?
oh I see Nancy don't follow my procedure.
I did all crap
so answer is \[12x-5>0\] \[12x>5\] \[x>\frac{5}{12}\] answer is a)\[(\frac{5}{12},\infty)\] and b) it is unbounded
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