Question

Help

Answer 1

i came because this question is blinking yellow

Answer 2

plz help I spent all my owlbucks for this

Answer 3

ooh inequalities. so first off where is the dot located?

Answer 4

An open circle means that the number it is circling is NOT included in the domain. A closed circle (or completely filled in) means that the number it is circle IS included in the domain.

Answer 5

meh that paragraph will just confuzzle you. an open circle means there's no line under the < or >

Answer 6

@jinxhead20 Can you tell me where the dot is located?

Answer 7

hold on

Answer 8

it's going from 3 to before negative one

Answer 9

sorry! I'm not good at inequalities

Answer 10

like....at all

Answer 11

@jinxhead20 what number would be in between 0 and -1?

Answer 12

that's what's confusing me

Answer 13

Think about it like this, what is half of a dollar?

Answer 14

And what fraction of the dollar is it?

Answer 15

Look at your answer choices...it can only be one of those numbers
if it is a whole number the dot will be on the number exactly
if it is a fraction it wont be on the points or increments

Answer 16

^it would not be an inequality
It would simply be a fraction. (can be written as a decimal but in this case it is a fraction)

Answer 17

-1/2 sorry I'm dumb!

Answer 18

Nah your're just learning :P

now what is the other point?

Answer 19

its alright no worries you are not dumb we are all here to learn :)
now we need to determine if it will have a solid line on the bottom or not.

Answer 20

the other point is 3

Answer 21

Correct now figure out which symbols they would have using the diagram i provided

Answer 22

something that proves the fact that t is between -1/2 and 3

Answer 23

I know 3 has a greater than or equal to symbol ( idk how to type it)

Answer 24

I'm figuring out -1/2

Answer 25

<

Answer 26

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Icedragon50
something that proves the fact that t is between -1/2 and 3
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
The something is because the inequality we currently have is an "and inequality"

Answer 27

3 = >_ -1/2 is<

Answer 28

thank you poop.

@jinxhead20 hmm not quite

Answer 29

Are you sure that t should be greater or equal to 3?

Answer 30

so
\[\huge~\rm~ -1/2<t \ge 3\]
is that what you are trying to say?
@jinxhead20

Answer 31

yep

Answer 32

try looking at your choices then retype your answer

Answer 33

cause you're really close

Answer 34

It's c

Answer 35

isn't it?

Answer 36

yup!

Answer 37

@Icedragon50 why not explain what they are doing wrong instead of making them guess?
@jinxhead20 the 3 has a shaded dot...the shading goes to the left
and since the dot is filled out symbol would have the line underneath it :) I hope this helps you better understand you mistake ^_^

Answer 38

I need help with like 4 more question and I don't have more owlbucks for another answer. Infact can I tag you guys on another regular question

Answer 39

:)

Answer 40

sure