A quadrilateral is shown. One pair of opposite sides have lengths of 10 inches and (x + 2) inches. The other pair of opposite si
des have lengths (x + 5) inches and (2 x minus 3) inches. Based on the measures shown, could the figure be a parallelogram? Yes, one pair of opposite sides could measure 10 in., and the other pair could measure 13 in. Yes, one pair of opposite sides could measure 10 in., and the other pair could measure 8 in. No, there are three different values for x when each expression is set equal to 10. No, the value of x that makes one pair of sides congruent does not make the other pair of sides congruent.
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Answer:
First Graph is Correct
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the inequality:
This means any number EQUAL TO or LESS than 46
Since, we have "equal to", there should be a "closed" circle on 46 (it means 46 is included).
LESS THAN means all numbers to the "LEFT".
Looking at the 4 number lines, we can eliminate last 2 choices since they don't have closed circles.
As for the first two choices, the first choice is correct because it shows us all the numbers left of 46 and 46 included (signified by the closed circle).
So, the first number line is the solution