Answer:
-2 < w ≤ 6
Step-by-step explanation:
The inequalities you're asked to combine are ...
-2 < w
6 ≥ w
Turn one of these around so the "arrows" point in the same direction. (My preference is that they point to the left.) Now you have ...
-2 < w
w ≤ 6
You combine these by putting w in the middle:
-2 < w ≤ 6
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<em>Alternate solution</em>
I like the above solution because it puts the components of the expression in the same (left-right) order as they appear on a number line. However, both inequalities can be turned around to get ...
6 ≥ w > -2
60£
Peter = 2 Angard
Angard = 3 Nick
Peter = 2 Angard = 6 Nick
Angard = 3 Nick
Nick = 1 Nick
6+3+1=10 Nick
60£/10 = 6£
Nick = 6£
Angvard = 3 Nick = 6£*(3) = 18£
Peter = 6 Nick = 6£*(6) = 36£
(prove: 6+18+36=60£)
Answer:
x= 10
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the triangles are congruent
<B = <E
50 = 5x
Divide each side by 5
50/5 = 5x/5
10 =x
