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nexus9112 [7]
2 years ago
5

Can someone help me please ?

Mathematics
1 answer:
denis-greek [22]2 years ago
8 0
It is the one second from the top. the line is straight (y=-3) until it hits x=-1 then it starts increasing significantly
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<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>

17) 5n - 3 > -2n + 4     and    9 - 4n ≥ -2n + 1

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   7n - 3   >     4                    9 - 2n  ≥       1

        +3         +3                  -9                 -9

    7n       >      7                       -2n   ≥     -8

  <u> ÷7     </u>    <u>     ÷7  </u>                   <u> ÷ -2 </u>  ↓  <u> ÷ -2 </u>

          n  >     1         and            n   ≤   4                  

Graph:   o----------------- ·

              1                     4

18) 9k - 2 ≤ 9 + 10k < 9 - 4k

     9k - 2 ≤ 9 + 10k      and     9 + 10k < 9 - 4k

  <u> -10k     </u>    <u>     -10k </u>               <u>       +4k </u>   <u>    +4k  </u>

     -k - 2 ≤ 9                             9 + 14k < 9

   <u>      +2</u>   <u>+2         </u>                 <u> -9          </u>  <u>-9         </u>

     -k      ≤  11                                  14k  <  0

 <u> ÷ -1    </u>   ↓<u> ÷ -1  </u>                      <u>       ÷14 </u>    <u>÷14      </u>

          k  ≥ -11                and               k < 0

Graph:    · -----------------o

              -11                  0    

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     4 - n ≤ 10 + 5n       and     10 + 5n ≤  6n + 1

   <u>    -5n </u>   <u>      -5n  </u>                 <u>      -6n </u>   <u>-6n     </u>

   4 - 6n ≤ 10                           10  -  n  ≤       1    

  <u>-4        </u>  <u> -4            </u>              <u> -10        </u>    <u>  -10  </u>

        -6n ≤ 6                                    -n ≤   -9

   <u>  ÷ -6   </u>↓ <u>÷ -6     </u>                    <u>    ÷ -1 </u>↓<u> ÷ -1    </u>

           n ≥ -1              and                 n ≥ 9

Graph:    · -----------------→

              -9                  

20) 4p - 5 ≤ 2p + 9 ≤ 4p + 7

     4p - 5 ≤ 2p + 9     and     2p + 9 ≤ 4p + 7

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    2p - 5 ≤         9                -2p + 9  ≤        7    

    <u>      +5   </u>  <u>    +5    </u>             <u>        -9  </u>    <u>     -9  </u>

       2p  ≤       14                   -2p       ≤      -2

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         p ≤       7          and         p    ≥      1

Graph:    · ----------------- ·

              1                    7

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