Question

help with 5 questions? Will medal

Answer 1

OK this is the first one http://prntscr.com/d037ie

Answer 2

Second http://prntscr.com/d037ug

Answer 3

I will wait for others

Answer 4

What is the difference between a solid line and a dashed line?

Answer 5

if you have a "greater than or equal to" sign or a "less than or equal to" sign, you use a solid line to represent it.

Answer 6

That is correct. Now look at your answer to the second question, What do you see?

Answer 7

And a dashed line designates that the line is not part of the solution

Answer 8

OK one second

Answer 9

2 dash and 2 solid?

Answer 10

I mean the answer you selected. What do you see? What type of line?

Answer 11

Oh, solid?

Answer 12

Correct. Now look at the equation and apply it to the definitions you supplied above.

Answer 13

Would x < 2 require a solid or a dashed line?

Answer 14

So I'm right? It's the one I picked?
And it Requires a solid

Answer 15

Your definition.....

if you have a "greater than or equal to" sign or a "less than or equal to" sign, you use a solid line to represent it.

Answer 16

Yes and It is x<2 it has a greater than sign so it's solid

Answer 17

Right?

Answer 18

Sorry it appears that you need to get help from somebody smarter than me.

Try reading the sentence, again while looking at the equation.

Bye

Answer 19

... wow these people on this site just rude as hell

Answer 20

@brooke..help00 http://prntscr.com/d03h1c

Answer 21

I wasn't rude. I was stating that I can't seem to get through to you and need a better helper. That's it, end of story.

Answer 22

OK doesn't matter you could've explained it more.. but w.e idc anymore

Answer 23

Okay one more time....

if you have a "greater than or equal to" sign or a "less than or equal to" sign, you use a solid line to represent it.