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otez555 [7]
3 years ago
14

I'm not sure what this means, please help me I'll give you 10 points ;)

Mathematics
1 answer:
Karo-lina-s [1.5K]3 years ago
5 0

<u>Answer:</u>

So all the possible solutions are:

  • \bold{523,~400,~379~and,~378.6}

<u />

<u>Solution Steps:</u>

<em>First you need to solve the real inequality to understand how to find the rest of the possible equations. </em>

<u>Add 78 to both sides:</u>

  • <u />78+78= Cancels Out
  • 300+78=378

<em>So now we know the real answer, but it ask for all possible answers. </em>

(Means anything larger than 300 when you plug it into x - 78 > 300.)

<u>Numbers that are greater than 378:</u>

  1.)  377-78=299 > 300  (False)

  2.)  523-78=445>300  (True)

  3.)  0-78=-78>300  (False)

  4.)  -62-78=-140>300  (False)

  5.)  400-78=322>300  (True)

  6.)  379-78=301>300  (True)

  7.)  222-78=144>300  (False)

  8.)  378.6-78=300.6>300 (True)

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