Question

-266<19v

-14 < v does the sign change to >?

Answer 1

@vocaloid

Answer 2

no, the answer you have posted is correct

it doesn't change because you divide both sides by 19 which is positive, so it retains the sign direction

Answer 3

See, I thought I was right, an I double checked it with Mathway and it changed the sign so I wanted to make sure thank you

Answer 4

So the line would go to the left on the number line

Answer 5

hm
since -14 < v that means v is greater than -14, so the arrow would point to the right

Answer 6

The arrow is looking to the left AHHHH okay

Answer 7

(-14, infinity)

Answer 8

Thank you Yuko (: and Ollie

Answer 9

use ( to note that -14 is not included
like v is greater than -14 not -14
use a bracket is the sign was greater than or equal to
but for infinity always use ( or )

Answer 10

if you're including -14 would be
[-14,infinity)

Answer 11

in college you won't use open circle closed circle btw

Answer 12

Good to know, I'm a sophomore ((((:

Answer 13

high school? they still teach the circles?
thats sucks bc in college u use just ( and ]

Answer 14

if you're including -14 would be
[-14,infinity)
;;

\(\LaTeX\)== \([-14,\infty)\)