Question

Please i need help with my math math is not a good subject for me (determine whether each number is a solution of the given inequality 8m-6≤10
A.2
B.0
C.5

Answer 1

Any ideas?

Answer 2

Maybe A?

Answer 3

Yea sorry i dont know much about this math is my worst subject:(

Answer 4

No problem, it takes a lot of practice...so replace "m" in your inequality with "2" and simplify the left hand side...do you get a true statement in the end?

Answer 5

Did I ask you to do that?

Answer 6

replace "m" in your inequality with "2" and simplify the left hand side.

Answer 7

wouldnt it be B then?

Answer 8

There are actually two answers to this question.

Answer 9

but wouldnt it just be B.?

Answer 10

Yes, but look at A also...

Answer 11

The concept of a variable is very important to understand in math, it means you can REPLACE the letter with a numeral, right?

Answer 12

Right

Answer 13

Is 10 less than or equal to 10?

Answer 14

equal?

Answer 15

10 = 10

Answer 16

K

Answer 17

So,
10 less than or equal to 10

is a true statement and that makes it a solution.

Answer 18

I just told u it was equal..

Answer 19

I am looking at the truth of the statement to find out if it is a solution.

Answer 20

Ok..

Answer 21

B. says -6≤10 which is obviously true.

Answer 22

Right

Answer 23

variable: A symbol used to represent one or more numbers.

Answer 24

Replacing each variable in an open sentence by each of the values in its domain is a way to find solutions of an open sentence.

Answer 25

I have another one that seems harder then first one do u think u can help me one more time..?

Answer 26

I can try...

Answer 27

thank u i really appreciate your help

Answer 28

\[6-n \n{ \ge }{ 11 }\]

Answer 29

that n should be under the 6-n

Answer 30

options are
A.0.5
B.2
C.4

Answer 31

$$\frac{6-n}{n} \ge 11$$

Answer 32

yes

Answer 33

What does option A. mean?

Answer 34

Honestly I don't know

Answer 35

What do letters stand for?

Answer 36

A letter in math can stand for any number

Answer 37

Yes, so replace the letter "n" with option A.

Answer 38

both n's ?

Answer 39

$$\frac{6-n}{n} \ge 11$$
A. 0.5
$$\frac{6-0.5}{0.5} \ge 11$$

Answer 40

okay i did that

Answer 41

Yes, both n's...now simplify the left hand side

Answer 42

i came out with \[11\ge11\]

Answer 43

Is that statement true or false?

Answer 44

False.

Answer 45

Why is it false that 11 (is greater than) OR (equal to) 11

Answer 46

Well its not greater then because there the same number

Answer 47

Someone please help me

Answer 48

They are equal, so that makes the statement true.

Answer 49

Oh

Answer 50

wait soo it would be A.?

Answer 51

That is one solution. You still have to check the others...

Answer 52

Oh okaay

Answer 53

the next one came out as \[4\ge11\]

Answer 54

True or false

Answer 55

false.?

Answer 56

$$\frac{6-n}{n} \ge 11$$ let n=2 $$\frac{6-2}{2} \ge 11$$

Answer 57

$$\frac{4}{2} \ge 11$$

Answer 58

Is 2 greater than or equal to 11?

Answer 59

greater..?

Answer 60

2 is greater than 11?

Answer 61

i mean equal sorry

Answer 62

2 = 11?

Answer 63

Idk im lost like very lost thats why i need help

Answer 64

$$\frac{6-n}{n} \ge 11$$ We start with this inequality and we want to find "What value" will make it true?

Answer 65

the value that completes the problem..

Answer 66

Yes, if by "completes" you mean "gives you a TRUE statement"?

Answer 67

Yes

Answer 68

If we let n=2 we get $$\frac{6-n}{n} \ge 11$$ $$\frac{6-2}{2} \ge 11$$ $$\frac{4}{2} \ge 11$$$$2 \ge 11$$ Is this true?

Answer 69

Yes or no?

Answer 70

Yes

Answer 71

Why?

Answer 72

Why is $$2\ge11$$true?