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castortr0y [4]
3 years ago
15

Instructions:select all the correct locations on the tables. andrew wants to purchase a new television with a screen length that

is five times its width. the width of the television screen is 7 inches more than the width of his tablet. andrew also wants the area of the new television screen to be at least 1,050 square inches. if x is the width of andrew's tablet, determine which inequality could represent this situation. then, determine if 8 inches is a reasonable width for his tablet.
Mathematics
1 answer:
DaniilM [7]3 years ago
5 0

The <em>correct answers</em> are:


5x²+70x+245 ≥ 1050; and

Yes.


Explanation:


Let x be the width of the tablet. Since the width of the TV is 7 inches more than the tablet, the width of the TV would be x+7.


The length of the TV is 5 times the width; this makes the length 5(x+7) = 5x+35.


The area of the TV would be given by

(x+7)(5x+35).


Since Andrew wants the area to be at least 1050, we set the expression greater than or equal to 1050:

(x+7)(5x+35) ≥ 1050


Multiplying this, we have:

x*5x+x*35+7*5x+7*35 ≥ 1050

5x²+35x+35x+245 ≥ 1050


Combining like terms,

5x²+70x+245 ≥ 1050


To see if 8 is a reasonable width for the tablet, we substitute 8 for x:

5(8²)+70(8)+245 ≥ 1050

5(64)+560+245 ≥ 1050

320+560+245 ≥ 1050

1125 ≥ 1050


Since this inequality is true, 8 is a reasonable width.

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