Inequalities.
Choose the correct description of the solution to the inequality -2x < 10. The inequality has a line under, so it is closed
we're going to subtract...10? from both sides
brb
Divide -2 from both sides... your first objective is to get x alone
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1 and -5
Mmm. no not quite. what is 10 divided by 2.
ohhh my bad. i thought it was -10
5
yup... do now it looks like this - x<5
closed circle on -5 shading to the right?
Almost. it would be to the left. Cause the sign points left. and anohter way to look at it is- its saying the number is less than 5, so it couldnt be shaded ot the right.
ohh i see now. thanks for the help so far. i think i'm okay for the most part but the next question is a little more complex
Oh ok... yeah no problem! I might see it if you post it on here..
Solve the inequality 4x - 5 < 2x + 11. x > 8 x > -8 x < 8 x < -8
So combine like terms... 4x - 5 < 2x + 11 +5 +5 4x < 2x + 16 -2x -2x 2x < 16
Do you have to graph it, or juts figure out which one is the inequality in simplest form?
just figure out the inequality in simplest form
ok. Do you get what to do next?
x<8
good job...
Thanks! :)
no problemo...
Which of the following is not a way to represent the solution of the inequality 2x - 2 < 4? The inequality has a line under it, so it's closed?
Yes it is closed... and you would add 2 to each side next..
2 and 6
where did the 6 come from?
4+2
oh oops lol i see it now...
refresh my memory please lol. what do i do next?
then you get x alone, by dividing each side by 2.
1 and 3
wait though. what would the answer be once we've simplified the numbers?
remember when you divide the number from the x, it doesnt leave a 1. its the same either way.
so in other words x=1x same thing
Ok. the answer would be x<3 cause 6 divided by 2 is 3...
with a line under the inequality sign
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