Question

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Match each inequality with its solution.

Match Term Definition
five plus seven n plus four minus two n is greater than four A) n is greater than negative one
eleven n plus six minus seventeen n is less than eighteen B) n is less than negative one
eight n plus nine minus twelve n is greater than thirteen C) n is greater than negative two
five n plus three minus three n plus seven is less than six D) n is less than negative two

Answer 1

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Answer 2

PLEASE @sapphire47182

Answer 3

i really need a good grade on this

Answer 4

five plus seven n plus four minus two n is greater than four:
5+7n+4-2n>4

Are you able to solve the equation?

Answer 5

no i really dontknow this stuff and my parents will kill me if i get anything but and A

Answer 6

first you are going to combine like terms: 7n-2n and 5+4
So now we will have 5n+9>4
Subtract 9 from both sides: 5n>-5
Lastly divide 5 on both sides and get: n>-1

Answer 7

So the answer to this one is b

Answer 8

I mean A

Answer 9

are you able to try the next one?

Answer 10

28n+6 <18? @sapphire47182

Answer 11

eleven n plus six minus seventeen n is less than eighteen
11n+6-17n<18
-6n+6<18

Answer 12

that doesnt make sense does it? @sapphire47182

Answer 13

yours does mine doesnt

Answer 14

Since 17 was negative you would "subtract" 11 from 17

Answer 15

i got negative 28

Answer 16

can you help me on another question @sapphire47182

Answer 17

if you got -28 because you added and kept the negative sign from 17 and yea

Answer 18

Which of the following is a possible right triangle?

a triangle with sides measuring 9 millimeters, eleven millimeters, thirteen millimeters

a triangle with sides measuring 5 millimeters, 8 millimeters, and twelve millimeters

a triangle with sides measuring 5 millimeters, twelve millimeters, and thirteen millimeters

a triangle with sides measuring 5 millimeters, ten millimeters, and fifteen millimeters

Answer 19

for this question you will use the pythagorean theorem which is \[a ^{2}+b ^{2}=c ^{2}\]

Answer 20

Which side is which

Answer 21

im only in 7th grade if that helps cas i dont think ive learned some of this stuff

Answer 22

it wont matter what is a and what is b as long as the biggest number is always c

Answer 23

i actually just learned it a little bit ago, but i am in geometry

Answer 24

do u think maybe you could just give me answers because im really not understanding....

Answer 25

@sapphire47182

Answer 26

please @sapphire47182