Inequalities help us to compare two unequal expressions. There exists no solution to the given set of inequalities.
<h3>What are inequalities?</h3>
Inequalities help us to compare two unequal expressions. Also, it helps us to compare the non-equal expressions so that an equation can be formed. It is mostly denoted by the symbol <, >, ≤, and ≥.
The given Inequalities can be solved as,
5 - x > 7
-x > 7 - 5
-x > 2
x < -2
2x + 3 ≥ 13
2x ≥ 10
x ≥ 5
As per the solution of the two inequalities, the value of x should be less than -2 but at the same time, it should be more than or equal to 5, which is impossible. Thus, there is no solution for the given inequalities.
This can be confirmed by graphing the two inequalities, as shown below. Since there is no area in common between the two inequalities, there exists no solution to the given set of inequalities.
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A three-letter word used to show division in a word problem is PER.
Answer:
baby and your good think I feel for you you got me putting time in no body got me feeling this way
Ok don’t worry this is a very easy topic
It falls under “gradients of a straight line”
I’ll try my best to explain the question but u can find plenty of videos online (Fuse School or Cognito) explaining the topic in detail.
Gradient means slope or how steep a line is.
To find the gradient we use the formula
(Change in y) / (change in x)
*Step 1*
Choose any two coordinates (exact) of the line from the graph
For line 1 let’s take
(2,4) (-3,4)
Now from this
the change in y= (4-4) = 0
the change in x = (-3-2) = -5
So the gradient = 0/-5 = 0
*Now this makes sense because a straight horizontal line has no slope and thus has a gradient of zero. So even without all the calculation we can figure this out easily.
Now for line 2 let’s take the coordinates:
(-3,1) (-3,3)
The change in y= (3-1) = 2
The change in x = (-3- -3) = 0
So gradient = 2/0 = “Undefined”
*The gradient of vertical straight line is always undefined (no gradient)*
*The gradient of horizontal straight lines is always 0*
Hope this helped and best of luck for your exams!