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leila1234567:
Solve the inequality and graph the solution.
2(y+7)≤6
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Five:
brake it apart
leila1234567:
ok so 2y+7
jhonyy9:
so like a first step divide both sides by 2
leila1234567:
2 divide by 7 and 2 divided by 6?
jhonyy9:
no
both sides by 2 so
\[\frac{ 2(y+7) }{ 2 } <= \frac{ 6 }{ 2 }\]
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leila1234567:
oh
jhonyy9:
simplifie and what will get ?
leila1234567:
y=4.5+3?
jhonyy9:
no
in the left part simplifie 2 by 2 and what remain there ?
leila1234567:
1
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leila1234567:
1y+7?
jhonyy9:
yes but this is just y+7
ok ?
and in the other side ?
leila1234567:
y+7=3?
jhonyy9:
not equal
y+7 <= 3
leila1234567:
oh ok then
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jhonyy9:
and now how you isolate the y in the left part ? what you need to do ?
leila1234567:
so 3-7
leila1234567:
y<4?
jhonyy9:
yes subtract 7 from both sides and will get what ?
leila1234567:
4
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jhonyy9:
so in this way in the left part remain y
yes
but in the right part 3-7 = ?
leila1234567:
-4?
jhonyy9:
yes -4
but between left part and right part not is equal sign
leila1234567:
y<-4 so the sign flips?
jhonyy9:
not is true bc. not is just <
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leila1234567:
oh ok
jhonyy9:
so how will get
y ?
leila1234567:
1 divided by -4?
jhonyy9:
Leila pls you wrote above that y<-4 but there are two signs < and =
so how will be y ?
leila1234567:
so y < -4 but the inequlity sing?
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jhonyy9:
Leila please check it again you missed from there a sign bc. y is smaller and equal
or not ?
leila1234567:
ok
jhonyy9:
so how will be ?
leila1234567:
y>-4?
jhonyy9:
not really
y is smaller and equal -4
so y <= -4
how will graph this ?
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leila1234567:
so a closed point on -4 going to the <
jhonyy9:
yes closed point on -4 what mean that y can get the value of -4
and going to where ?
leila1234567:
to the left side
jhonyy9:
till the end of so what mean this mathematical ? in math words
leila1234567:
negative side
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jhonyy9:
have you heard about infinity ?
leila1234567:
yes
jhonyy9:
so than how will be in the left part what infinity ?
leila1234567:
wait I'm confused
jhonyy9:
there are two infinity yes ? minus in the left part and plus on the right part
in this your problem what will be ?
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leila1234567:
-?
jhonyy9:
yes of corse
courage pls
jhonyy9:
so what values can get y ?
leila1234567:
only negative past -4 or -4
jhonyy9:
y <= -4
so this mean that y can get values from -4 ,inclusive -4 till minus infinity
ok ?
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leila1234567:
ok
jhonyy9:
questions ?
leila1234567:
No and thank you
jhonyy9:
ok was my pleasure and anytime
bye bye
leila1234567:
bye