The correct representation of 6 + 2n > 12 (n > 3) is (3, ∞) and a number line with an open circle at +3 and being shaded from +3 to +5.
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equation?</h3>
An equation is an expression that shows the relationship between two or more numbers and variables.
Given the equation::
6 + 2n > 12
Subtracting 6 from both sides:
6 + 2n - 6 > 12 - 6
2n > 6
Dividing by 2:
n > 3
The correct representation of 6 + 2n > 12 (n > 3) is (3, ∞) and a number line with an open circle at +3 and being shaded from +3 to +5.
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Answer:
Part 1) The inequality that represent this situation is 
or 
Part 2) Yes, 8 inches is a reasonable width for his tablet
Step-by-step explanation:
Part 1)
Let
L -----> the length of the screen television
W ----> the width of the screen television
x ----> the width of Andrew's tablet
we know that
------> equation A
----> equation B
The area of the television is
-----> equation C
Substitute equation A and equation B in equation C
------> inequality that represent this situation
Part 2) Determine if 8 inches is a reasonable width for his tablet
For x=8 in
Substitute in the inequality
-----> is true
therefore
Yes, 8 inches is a reasonable width for his tablet
L=length W=width
perimeter=2Lx2W
196=2L+2W
Length can be written as 6W because it is 6 times the width. We then substitute this in so all the terms are the same
196=2(6W)+2W
196=12W+2W
196=14W
W=14cm
L= (14x6) 84cm
You make them to improper fractions then you find a greatest common factor and then go from there
The rate of change of the size of the diagonal is; 25.2 ft/s
By Pythagoras theorem;
The length, l of a diagonal of a rectangle whose sides have lengths x and y is;
In essence; the length of the diagonal is dependent on the length, x and y of the sides.
Therefore;
(dl/dt)² = (dx/dt)² + (dy/dt)²
where;
- (dx/dt) = 19 ft/s
- (dy/dt) = -15 ft/s
Therefore,
(dl/dt)² = 19² + (-15)²
(dl/dt)² = 361 + 225
dl/dt = √586
dl/dt = 25.2
Therefore, the size of the diagonal is changing at a rate of; 25.2 ft/s.
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