They are called relation symbols
they tell how something relates to something else
greater than tells ou that the the result must be more than, but not eqal to that numberd so example, we have to have something that flys higher than that bridge (100ft) but it cannot fly 100 or else it will crash
less than tells you that you must be less than, but not euqal to. example
this thing must be less than 7 feet tall to fit under the doorway, it cannot be 7 feet or else it wont fit
equal to is an exact amount, nothing more or less
we have to have a screw that is this big, nothing more or less
less and greater than is nice since if you found a solution and you wanted to notate it, example
if the naswer is any number less than 10, it would be nicer to write x<10 instead of listing all numbers less than 10 since they could get very close example 9.999999999 forever
greater is the same, any number bigger than 30, you woul dhave to include 30.0000000001 and smaller which is hard, but with the x>30, it is easier
the equals just shows equality, this is equal to this, period
The number property that will justify the step in the following expression. 2(5 • 17) = (2 • 5) 17 = 10 • 17 = 170 is; Associative Property
<h3>What is the Number Property that was used?</h3>
The associative property is a math rule that says that the way in which factors are grouped in a multiplication problem does not change the product.
Now, this associative property is used here because we see that;
2(5 • 17) = (2 • 5) 17
In both left and right hand sides we see that despite the change in order, the result remains the same.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
3/4x + -3
Greetings!
"<span>The difference of six times a number and 7 is -49"...
In number and variables, this would be:
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<span>
Add
7 to both sides.
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<span>Simplify.
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Divide both sides by
6.
Simplify.
Hope this helps.
-Benjamin
No, because something extra is being added/divided and there are too many variables on one side
