Answer:
Kian's method is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Javine says, "To multiply by 1000, I just add three zeros." He is incorrect.
Kian says, "I times by 10, then times by 10 and times by 10 again. When he multiply 1 by 10, it becomes 10. Then if he again multiply by 10, it becomes 10×10 = 100. And at last when he multiply again 10, it becomes 100×10 = 1000. It means Kian's methods for multiplying by 1000 is correct.
She missed 3 questions,
11/100 equals x/26
^set up this proportion
you get 286 equals 100x
and x equals 2.86
round this to 3 questions
to check your work, do 23/26
A/c = 8.....a = 8c
a * c = 2 ...a = 2/c
a/b = -16 ...a = -16b
a * b = -1....
b/c = -0.5
2/c = 8c
2 = 8c^2
1/4 = c^2
sqrt 1/4 = c
0.5 (or 1/2) = c <===
a * c = 2
0.5a = 2
a = 2/0.5
a = 4 <===
a = -16b
4 = -16b
4/-16 = b
-1/4 (or - 0.25) = b <===
The inequality that describes this graph of the number line is x ≥ 4
<h3>How to determine the inequality that describes this graph?</h3>
From the question, we have the following properties:
- The graph is a number line
- The number line extends at both ends
- The number line starts from less than -5 and ends at greater than 5
- There is a heavy arrow that extends from a circle over positive 4 to the right.
The property 3 above implies that the domain of the number line is the set of all real numbers.
The property 4 above implies that the inequality of the number line is a greater than or equal to inequality, and the value starts from 4
This is represented by the following inequality
x ≥ 4
Hence, the inequality that describes this graph of the number line is x ≥ 4
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