The interval notation that defines this set is: (-∞, -5]
And the graph can be seen below.
<h3 /><h3>How to graph the inequality?</h3>Here we want to graph the inequality:
x ≤ -5
This refers to all the values of x equal or smaller than -5.
To graph this, we need to graph a closed circle at -5, and we need to draw an arrow that points to the left (values smaller than -5). The graph is the one that you can see below.
The interval notation that defines this set is: (-∞, -5]
The first end is open, and the second is closed (because of the symbol ≤).
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To solve for x you have to bring the 12 to the other side
How do we do this?
Well if you think about it this is technically what the equation shows
This means to isolate x you can multiply both sides by 12 and that will cancel from the right side
can be further simplified to...
9
^^^This is the answer
Check:
3/4 = 9/12
3/4 = 3/4
Hope this helped!
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