Question

Which inequality has the solution of a < - 4?

a + 4 > 0

a – 1 < 3

a + 3 < -1

a – 4 > 0

Answer 1

okay so you a<-4
this can be written as a<-3-1
add 3 to both side
a+3<-1 !

Answer 2

the other options you are given are different and don't satisfy this inequality

Answer 3

okay try and solve them and give me the answer

Answer 4

Can you show me how?

Answer 5

no wrong! you cannot change the sign
this subtraction not multiplication

Answer 6

im not sure which one of you is right

Answer 7

a+4>0
sub 4
a>-4

Answer 8

My answer is right sir! xD

Answer 9

so the correct answer is?

Answer 10

No my answer is completely right
if you disagree show your proof

Answer 11

haha! well if wrong prove me wrong! that's very mathematic^_^

Answer 12

Okay no worries!

Answer 13

can you help me with one more please

Answer 14

thank you

Answer 15

The correct answer is the third one

Answer 16

sure I'll try

Answer 17

Evaluate 27 × a-2 for a = 3.

one-third

one-ninth

9

3

Answer 18

thank you

Answer 19

Thanks meh!

Answer 20

you are welcome marissa^_^

Answer 21

No problem now lets help our friend

Answer 22

yes thank you!

Answer 23

is the x a multiplication sign or a variable

Answer 24

multiplication sign

Answer 25

I'm stumped let me ask for some other people to help you @ganeshie8 @xapproachesinfinity @Hero @JoannaBlackwelder @gswag98 @math92130

Answer 26

\(\large 27\times a^-2\)

Answer 27

that's a^-2

Answer 28

Now just put 3 in place of x

Answer 29

*In place of a.

Answer 30

27x(3)^-2=27/(3)^2

Answer 31

yeah in place of a i meant typo hehe thanks for the correction

Answer 32

so 27/9=3

Answer 33

No worries. You're doing great :)

Answer 34

thanks! ^_^

Answer 35

so the answer would be?

Answer 36

27/9=3

Answer 37

thank you so much

Answer 38

I gave you the answer hehe can't you see it lol

Answer 39

welcome!