Could somebody please tell me if I'm doing this right ? Graphy Solution: v - 6 < 4 (I'll draw my answer, hold on)
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Not quite...so you have v - 6 < 4 You would add 6 to both sides... v < 10 What you do...is put an OPEN circle on 10 on the number line...with the arrow pointing to the left... |dw:1395240149902:dw|
The open circle indicates that the 10 is NOT included in the answer...which it is not since this says V is LESS than 10 ...not equal to...If it were however \(\ \le \) it would be a CLOSED circle on 10 with the arrow to the left
and that's how you do "Solving inequalities" ??
Yes, when you need to graph the solutions...that is exactly how you would do it. You take your inequality...you solve for the variable (where we isolated it by adding 6 to both sides) and then you graph what is left
Ohkaaay, i think i got it, but i might need your help later on lol
No problem hun :) Feel free to message me if you do :)
Ohkay ! thaaanks (:
Anytime :)
|dw:1395240671947:dw| Will you tell me if i did this one right real quick? n - 0.5 > or equal to 0.75 I added 0.5 to each side . n > or equal to 1.25 @johnweldon1993
i think i added 0.5 and 0.75 wrong
Of course :) You are correct with the \(\ n \ge 1.25\) But the graph...Will have a CLOSED circle at 1.25 |dw:1395240867711:dw|
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