Question

Help I'm Algebra 1 Brain Dead

Answer 1

Which graph represents the solutions to the inequality \[|2x-4| \ge4\]

Answer 2

I need some help @phi

Answer 3

@pooja195 I need some help real quick its algebra 1 can you help?

Answer 4

2x−4≥4(Possibility 1)
2x−4+4≥4+4(Add 4 to both sides)
2x≥8
divide both sides by 2 (find the answer)
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2x−4≤−4(Possibility 2)
2x−4+4≤−4+4(Add 4 to both sides)
2x≤0
divide both sides by 2 (find the answer)
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Answer 5

@pooja195 is It option one because that one makes sense

Answer 6

am I right phi?

Answer 7

I guess you don't understand pooja's answer?
2x≥8
if you divide both sides by 2 you get
x≥4
the line under the > means equal to , so you want a filled in dot at 4
x is next to the "big" side of > , which means x is bigger than (or equal to) 4
for example, 5 , 6, etc
so part of the answer should show all the numbers bigger than 4 (an arrow pointing to those numbers)

Answer 8

So D because the others are open circles

Answer 9

choice A has solid circles, but the blue line shows numbers between 0 and 4 and we want numbers bigger than 4
so yes choice D

Answer 10

OK thanks so much