Question

please help with Math

Answer 1

@krissy525

Answer 2

please someone i need help

Answer 3

So here, according to the number line, x is between -6 and 6. So the inequality that is chosen must have a solution set of x>-6 and x<6. Which one do you think that would be?

Answer 4

E

Answer 5

actually, x<=6 would be a correct inequality, but not x>=6, as the number line would have to show values greater than 6 and less than -6. There is an inequality provided that is equal to x<6 that would be correct here

Answer 6

so not E

Answer 7

B is the closest to what u said would that be it cause i can not find x<6 as a choice

Answer 8

so is it B

Answer 9

you would be close, but the number line actually has values greater than -6 here, not less than -6 (less than -6 would be numbers like -7). So flip the inequality sign around in part B and you would be correct

Answer 10

so what would the new answer be now?

Answer 11

F?

Answer 12

There would actually be no solution in this case, x would be less than -6 and greater than 6 which is not even possible. Remember that one of the solution to these absolute value inequalities is the same as the inequality.

Answer 13

so we can rule out B and F, and based on what I said, choice E too.

Answer 14

what does that mean

Answer 15

so for example, if we had the inequality x>-2, we would have a solution that is x>-2, and one that is x<2 (we flip around the inequality sign for the positive 2). The same would apply for -6 and 6, so x>-6 would work here

Answer 16

ok than would A be the answer ????

Answer 17

okay I made a mistake here, I thought the number line showed a solution set for the values between -6 and 6 here, but it actually shows no solution set. and it would not include the values 6 and -6 based on the number line, so I believe you were right with B

Answer 18

it was D