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In a certain town, the inches of rainfall, x, on a certain day is described by two statements: If 3 times the rainfall is increased by 2, the rainfall is still less than 26 inches. 5 plus twice the rainfall is greater than 11 inches. Part A: Create a compound inequality to represent the rainfall range. (3 points) x = 3 x 2 < 26 x = 5 x 2 > 11
Is that right??
ok this is something I love to do so I will help with this but I will not just give the answer I am going to help you learn
I like learning :D
ok good
this is quiet easy you were so close on both
So does this mean my inequalities are not right?
they were almost right you miss placed a few things
when it says 3 times the rainfall or twice the rainfall that is where you mainly fell off track it says the rainfall is x which means if they put 3 times the rainfall you put 3x or if they put twice the rainfall you put 2x
I am going to give you a practice for this so if they put 4 times the rainfall what would you put
multiplication right?
right
shoot :D
what is wrong?
nothing i was saying shoot like give me the problem im ready..
Ok so the problem I was going to give you is if they say 4 times x what would you put
4 * x
Is this better? x = 3 x 2 < 26 x = 5 + 2x > 11
3x * 2 < 26
no not quit to the question I posted for you when any question pops up and it says a number times a variable which is a letter in math it is always that number with the variable right next to it on the right
so 4x?
and yes to the 5+2x>11 but for 3x*2<26 not quiet when they put increase by a number you add and they said increase by 2
increase is addition???
so 3x + 2 < 26
yes that is it now do you have any answer choices?
no\Part B: Can the rainfall in this town be 4 inches? Justify your answer by solving the inequalities in Part A. (3 points)
so im guessing 3x + 2 < 26 -2 -2 3x < 24 x > 8?
And 5 + 2x > 11 -5 -5 2x > 6 /2 /2 x < 3
ok no when they say can the rainfall in this twn be 4 they want you to take the problems we just made and make the x 4 we do not use the equations to mess with each other so now our equations look like 3(4)+2<26 and 5+2(4)>11
12 + 2 < 26 5+8 = 13?
where did the =13 come from?
5 + 8
13 > 11
My test is almost timed out please help...
yeah ok I see it
now the last part Part C: The average rainfall in another town is 5 inches but the actual rainfall is within 4 inches of the average. Write and solve an inequality to find the range of rainfall height in this town. (4 points)
ok so now when we do all of the steps it comes out that yes 4in can be the average in the town
yea.
ok and I am not sure what to do on the second one
@iambatman come please.
Hi :o
i need help with part c...
5-4< actual rainfall < 5 + 4
5 - 4 < 5 + 4?
Well you need the actual rainfall so you can just treat that as x, 5 - 4 < x < 5 +4
5 - 4 < x < 5 + 4...thats what i put as the answer?
I have to solve it too...
What do i plug in?
is this good? 1 < 4 < 9
No that has no meaning, just leave it as 1 < x < 9
All you're saying is one number is less than another there.
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