Which of the following is not an equivalent form of the compound inequality x + 12 > 20 and x + 12 less than or greater to 26 20 < x + 12 less than or greater to 26 A number line with a closed circle on 14, shading to the right, and an open circle on 8, shading to the left. 8 < x and x less than or greater to 14 A number line with a closed circle on 14, an open circle on 8, and shading in between.
1st and 2nd statements are equivalent
A number line with a closed circle on 14, shading to the right, and an open circle on 8, shading to the left.
are u sure its less than or greater to............it should be less than or equal to
3rd anrd 4th staements are not equivalent
3rd and 5th are also not equivalent
20 < x + 12 less than or greater to 26
@nitz
well why dont we solve each of them together ..i think that will help you more !
@nitz please do not provide direct answers ..instead help the asker to get to the solution thank you
sorry @ivandelgado i was busy with another question
should i explain @ivandelgado
yes
@nitz
ok firstly are u sure its less than or greater to
yes
ok
firstly we will see why 1st and 2nd are equivalent
@ivandelgado rearrange the equations in part a so that x is in lhs and all other numbers go to RHS
its the method of solving inequalities
make an effort !
x+12>20 and x+12 less than or greater to 26 and we can write it as 20<x+12 which is less than or greater to 26
like 4>3 or equivalently 3<4 one and the same thing
@ivandelgado please interact !
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