I need a little help with Algebra. Anybody willing to help?
I'll type the question here: Part C: The average air pressure in another town is 29 inches, but the actual pressure is within 4 inches of the average. Write and solve an inequality to find the range of air pressure in this town.
I would like you to help me work it out, not just tell me the answer.
There is only one city concerned. Right ?
Right.
I know it says 'Part C', but it has no relation to the other two parts.
OK. What is the minimum value of the pressure ?
25 inches?
Correct! What about maximum pressure ?
It is 33 inches.
Correct!
See, what confuses me about this question is that I have to write and solve an inequality to find out the range of air pressure. All I am use to doing is writing an inequality that defines the range right off the bat. But I have to right and solve one that still defines the range in the end.
Let the pressure be P. Then, P-29 should be less than 4 or -4. Right ?
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