Question

Which of the following is not a way to represent the solution of the inequality 2(x − 1) less than or greater to 10?

x 6

6 x

A number line with a closed circle on 6 and shading to the left.

A number line with a closed circle on 6 and shading to the right.

Answer 1

\(2(x-1) \leq 10\)
Have you solved the inequality for x?

Answer 2

correction x <= 6
6 => X

Answer 3

yes I have its X <= 6

Answer 4

OK. The "or equal" part means that 6 is included and that is indicated with a closed circle on the number line.

Answer 5

The shaded area are all the numbers that could be true for this equation.

Answer 6

i know there are conflicting answers A and D are the same

Answer 7

I'm not sure what your answer options actually look like. I'm not sure what x 6 and 6 x are supposed to be. I can help you draw the solution on a number line.

Answer 8

its one of these A number line with a closed circle on 6 and shading to the left
6 => x which one is it

Answer 9

In which direction are numbers less than or equal to 6?

Answer 10

Based on the wording of the question, there may be more than one answer.

Answer 11

i know answer is x = 6

which is not representative of that
A number line with a closed circle on 6 and shading to the left.

A number line with a closed circle on 6 and shading to the right.
x>=6

Answer 12

\(x \leq 6\) is represented on the numberline with a closed circle (because it is equal to) and shading to the left to indicate all the numbers less than 6. Any numbers greater than 6 fall to the right and do not solve the inequality.

Answer 13

it seems there are 2 answers when there should only be 1.

Answer 14

What are the first two options again?

Answer 15

x <= 6
6 =>

Answer 16

Those both say the same thing.

Answer 17

There is only one answer to this question.

Answer 18

i know this is what the ansewers are

A number line with a closed circle on 6 and shading to the left.

A number line with a closed circle on 6 and shading to the right

x <= 6

6=> X

Answer 19

you are looking for the answer that is incorrect.
\(x \leq 6\)
and \(6 \geq x\) say the same thing as the numberline with a closed circle on the 6 and shading to the left.

Answer 20

ok

i have a couple more questions

] Which of the following is not a way to represent the solution of the inequality 3(2x − 1) greater than or equal to 4(2x − 3) − 3?

x less than or greater to 6

6 greater than or equal to x

A number line with a closed circle on 6 and shading to the left.

A number line with a closed circle on 6 and shading to the right

Answer 21

\[3(2x-1) \geq 4(2x-3)-3\]
Did you find the solution?

Answer 22

no

Answer 23

The thing to remember here is that when you multiply or divide by a negative, you have to reverse the inequality.