The length of a pole is to be 6.5ft. The actual length of the pole may vary by as much as 0.02ft. Write an absolute value inequa
lity for the possible lengths of the pole.
A. | x + 6.5 | < 0.02 ft
B. |x - 6.5 | <_ 0.02ft
C. |x - 6.5| < 0.02 ft
D. |x + 6.5| <_ 0.02 ft
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|x - 6.5| < 0.02 ft is the <span>absolute value inequality for the possible lengths of the pole.</span>
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We know that Area= length * width right?
So this is what we do.
Total area/length
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You get the width to be 5/6
CHECK:
5/6*5/9=25/54
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