<span>Can 9,999,999 have the same value as what?</span>
The answer should be 40% because thats the max the density goes
10(.5 + 6)=8
If you need me to explain, let me know.
No, because .50 is positive and -1.2 is negative. Negetive is always less than positive.
-2x - 8 > -12
-2x - 8 + 2x > -12 + 2x ...... add 2x to both sides
-8 > -12 + 2x
-8+12 > -12+2x+12 .... add 12 to both sides
4 > 2x
2x < 4 ..... flip both sides so that the x term is on the left side
2x/2 < 4/2 .... divide both sides by 2
x < 2
This describes the set of x values such that x is less than 2.
The largest integer that x can be is x = 1. The value of x cannot be 2 because we don't have an "or equal to" as part of the inequality sign.
Final Answer: 1
