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OpenStudy (clobber02):

Which inequality best models the situation if variable w is the weight of dogs that would be allowed? An apartment complex allows small dogs that weigh less than 20 pounds. Show the possible weights of dogs that would be allowed. A. w < 20 and w must be a positive number. B. w < 20 and w may be a negative number. C. w > 20 and w must be a positive number. D. w > 20 and w may be a negative number.

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@EclipsedStar

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@alejandro1300

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@DDCamp

OpenStudy (ddcamp):

First: Can a dog have negative weight?

OpenStudy (ddcamp):

Second: does the weight have to be less than (<) 20lb, or does it have to be greater (>).

OpenStudy (clobber02):

1st no 2nd < i think

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@DDCamp

OpenStudy (ddcamp):

Good. So, we know that w can't be negative, and that w < 20. Which answer does that leave us with?

OpenStudy (clobber02):

a? @DDCamp

OpenStudy (ddcamp):

Yup!

OpenStudy (clobber02):

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@DDCamp

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@DDCamp

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@DDCamp

OpenStudy (ddcamp):

If it's just greater than (>), and not "greater than or equal to" (≥), the circle can't be filled in.

OpenStudy (clobber02):

im confused what is it

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@DDCamp @barbdewysveck1

OpenStudy (ddcamp):

I can't just give you an answer. That's against site policy and certainly won't help you learn on your own.

OpenStudy (clobber02):

k dont get it at all

OpenStudy (clobber02):

sorry i dont get it at all

OpenStudy (ddcamp):

So, the equation is: \[k > 4.5\] The symbol used here (>) means "is greater than." This means that k can be anything greater than 4.5. Does that make sense?

OpenStudy (clobber02):

yes

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@DDCamp @barbdewysveck1

OpenStudy (ddcamp):

We show inequalities on a number line by shading in the possible solutions. Which graphs have numbers greater than 4.5 shaded in?

OpenStudy (clobber02):

c and d

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@DDCamp ?

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@barbdewysveck1

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@barbdewysveck1

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@starlord6200

OpenStudy (clobber02):

can u plz help @starlord6200

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

its a

OpenStudy (clobber02):

can u plz help with some more?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

no its c for this i meant a for the first question

OpenStudy (clobber02):

can u help with some more plz ?

OpenStudy (clobber02):

OpenStudy (anonymous):

b

OpenStudy (clobber02):

OpenStudy (clobber02):

@starlord6200

OpenStudy (anonymous):

d

OpenStudy (anonymous):

do i get medals for this

OpenStudy (clobber02):

thank u so so so much i got 100% thank u so so so much

OpenStudy (anonymous):

np man

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