Answer:
Is that all to the problem?
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
-1m-6
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Multiply -3*m = -3m
2. Multiply -3* 2 = -6
3. Combine like terms : 4m + -3m = -1m
4. -1m - 6
Answer:
It's not possible to reach a conclusion about who will vote candidate Taylor because this is a random sample and not a population census or experiment.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is impossible to reach a conclusion about the proportion of all likely voters who plan to vote for candidate Taylor because the 1,000 likely voters in the sample represent only a small fraction of all likely voters in a large city.
Option E:
The value of m that makes the inequality true is 5.
Solution:
Given inequality is 3m + 10 < 30.
Let us first simplify the expression.
3m + 10 < 30
Subtract 10 from both side of the equation.
3m < 20 – – – – (1)
<u>To find the value of m that makes the inequality true:</u>
Option A: 20
Substitute m = 20 in (1),
⇒ 3(20) < 20
⇒ 60 < 20
It is not true because 60 is greater than 20.
Option B: 30
Substitute m = 30 in (1),
⇒ 3(30) < 20
⇒ 90 < 20
It is not true because 90 is greater than 20.
Option C: 8
Substitute m = 8 in (1),
⇒ 3(8) < 20
⇒ 24 < 20
It is not true because 24 is greater than 20.
Option D: 10
Substitute m = 10 in (1),
⇒ 3(30) < 20
⇒ 90 < 20
It is not true because 90 is greater than 20.
Option E: 5
Substitute m = 5 in (1),
⇒ 3(5) < 20
⇒ 15 < 20
It is true because 15 is less than 20.
Hence the value of m that makes the inequality true is 5.
Option E is the correct answer.
