My answer is c Solve the combined inequality and select the answer that best describes the graph of the solution. 3x - 7 < -10 or 5x + 2 > 22 Open dot at -1 shaded to the left, open dot at 4 shaded to the right Closed dot at -1 shaded to the left, closed dot at 5 shaded to the right Open dot at 1 shaded to the left, open dot at 5 shaded to the right None of the above
i will bet you can do this
hahahahaha is that a joke
it would be a closed dot.
for example if \(3x-7<-10\) the add then 7 to both sides and get \[3x<-3\] divide by 3 and get \[x<-1\]
what the hell just happened??
all "dots" are open for < and for >
omg you said the H word hahahahahahahhahaahhaahah
only "closed" for \(\leq \)
\[3x-7 < -10 \rightarrow 3x < -3 \rightarrow x < -1\]\[5x+2>22 \rightarrow 5x > 20 \rightarrow x >4 \]If the function only exists for x's SMALLER than -1 and x's BIGGER than 4, then what kind of dot would represent that? @InsanelyChaotic
#confused
where is my latex?????
satan ate it @satellite73
omg latex as in cond***
no no latex as in the code i use to write \[\leq\]
oh;)
closed dots used for \(\leq \) and for \(\geq\)
okay!!:)
open dots for \(<\) and \(>\)
gotcha
that is easy enough to remember, not much thinking required
somehow the latex disappeared now it is back
so i can enjoy safe math symbols
still confused on the result. i cant understand without pics
hahahahah oh my god that's funny
you have to solve both inequalities, then put the word "or" between them the first one gives \(x<-1\) the second one gives \(x>4\)
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so open dot at -1, shaded left, open dot at 4, shaded right who said art was dead?
PERFECT PERFECT PERF PERF
Open dot means that the "<" or ">" signify a non-inclusive interval. Observe:|dw:1367186392219:dw| @InsanelyChaotic
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