I graphed this line below.
Start with an open dot on 7.
The reason we use an open dot is because x
does not equal 7, it is only greater than 7.
So from your open dot, draw an arrow to the right
to represent all numbers greater than 7.
Finally, state your answer in set notation if possible.
It is read as {x: x > 7}.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The wording, "the quotient of a number and 4," can be displayed as c/4. C would be our variable for the number because the question asks specifically for it. 5 more would demonstrate that we're adding 5 more to our equation. Which would result in c/4 + 5. However, since it equals 7, just add that portion to create the following equation:
