The answer is d, hope this helps
The inequality statement, “An inequality for y greater than or equal to 4” can be written as:
y ≥ 4
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Answer:
13 glue sticks cost $25.22.
Step-by-step explanation:
4 blue sticks cost $7.76, this means that one glue stick costs
$7.76/4 = $1.94.
Let 
be the cost of the glue sticks, and 
be the number of glue sticks; then
We can use this equation to find the cost of 13 glue sticks; we just put 
into our equation and it gives:
So 13 glue sticks cost $25.22.
Looking at the problem statement, this question states for us to determine the range of the function that is provided in a graph is. Let us first determine what range is.
- Range ⇒ Range is what y-values can be used in the function that is graphed. For example, if a line just goes up and down all the way to negative and positive infinity, then the range would be negative infinity to positive infinity as it includes all of the y-values in it's solutions.
Now moving back to our problem, we can see that we have a vertex at (2, -5) and that the lowest y-values is at y = -5. Therefore the y-values would be anything greater than or equal to -5 and less than infinity because the lines go forever up in the positive-y-direction.
Therefore, the option that would best match the description that we provided would be option B, -5 ≤ y < ∞.
Put your dot 5 marks left of zero
Put the other dot 10 marks right of zero
