Step-by-step explanation:
1) A number <em>m</em> is at least four
<em>m ≥ 4 ['at least' = ≥ symbol]</em>
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2) 4x ≤ 20x; x=2
4(2) ≤ 20(2)
8 ≤ 40
[Im not sure if this is a solution or and inequality :/ ]
3) x < 5
--> On the line, draw the number 0, and the number five. 'x < 5' also means 'x is less that five.' So, draw a dot over the line before 5, and make an arrow going to the left of the page,
<-----------------------------------o 5
<---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|--->
0
Hopefully this helps! :)
Answer:
h(g(n))=4n-9
Step-by-step explanation:
h(g(n))=4*g(n)-5 ( we replace n in the formule of h(n) by g(n).
h(g(n))=4(n-1)-5
h(g(n))=4n-4-5
h(g(n))=4n-9
Hope you understand it
Its impossible there is no way to solve it because x+3.5= y no number can make 12 if one number is 3.5 ft longer than the other Ignore this i dont feel like erasing this part.
144 in. 42 in. greater than the other 42 + x = y Nvm if you convert the numbers too in. the numbers are 93 + 51 = 144 and if you convert it back it would be
7.75 + 4.25 = 12
