Question

1. which inequality matches the graph?
5p+4 > 14
5p+4 >_ 14(this > sign has a line under it)
5p-4 >14
-5p+4 > 14

2. which inequality matches the graph?
5x+6 > 11
5x+6 >_ 11(this > sign has a line under it)
5x+6 < 11
5x+6 <_ 11(this < sign has a line under it)

Answer 1

this one is for Q1

Answer 2

this one is fpr Q2

Answer 3

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Answer 4

help please

Answer 5

Okay so...do you know what a inequality is?

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

So for one what do you think it is?

Answer 8

um idk

Answer 9

how does that help?

Answer 10

what the answers

Answer 11

Okay, do you know how to solve for p for the first one?

Answer 12

no im confuse

Answer 13

Okay, let's say you want to check answer choice A for question number one. In order to solve for "p" first of all you would need to SUBTRACT 4 from BOTH SIDES! Which means you're left with 5p > 10. Your next step is to DIVIDE both sides by 5 which leaves you with p > 2.

Now looking at your graph for question number 1, it has an OPEN circle, which means instead of an equals sign, you'll have < or >.

You can also see that since the > is pointing in the GREATER than direction, it is telling you that p is GREATER than 2. Is that correct?

Answer 14

which answer choice is that also for question 1 or 2

Answer 15

I told you in the very first sentence that I typed if you would read it..

Answer 16

oh ok so the answer for Q1 is A

Answer 17

I'm not telling you the answer is A. I am asking you based off of the information that I gave you, do you think it is A?