What is the correct way to show a repeating decimal for the fraction ? 1.15... 1.15151515151515151515
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we are given
f(x)=[x=1]
where bracket means ceiling functions
we know that
Ceiling function returns the least value of the integer that is greater than or equal to the specified number
so, we can check each options
option-A:
At x=-4:
f(x)=[-4-1] =-5
For x<-3:
Let's assume
x=-3.1
f(x)=[-3.1-1] =[-4.1]=-5
so, this interval is TRUE
option-B:
At x=-2:
f(x)=[-2-1] =-3
For x<-1:
Let's assume
x=-1.1
f(x)=[-1.1-1] =[-2.1]=-3
so, this is FALSE
Answer:
Graph uploaded!
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>First, let's solve the distributive property.</u>
- 4/5(x - 2) ≤ 6
- => 4x/5 - 8/5 ≤ 6
- => 4x/5 ≤ 6 + 8/5
- => 4x/5 ≤ 38/5
- => x ≤ 19/2
Now, let's plot this inequality on the line. Please check my graph.
Hoped this helped!
