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Fiesta28 [93]3 years ago

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Answer:

1) draw a colored in dot right above 0 with an arrow connected to it that points to the left of the graph

2) draw a white uncolored in dot right above 12 connected to an arrow that points to the left of the graph

6) draw a colored in dot right above -4 with an arrow connected to it that points to the right of the graph

7) draw a colored in dot right above 2 with an arrow connected to it that points to the left of the graph

For question 1 on the second image, the answer is Option 1. We would color in the dot right above 36 because the child an be 36 inches and still ride the ride, and we would leave the dot right above 48 uncolored because in order to ride the ride the child must be less than 48 inches they cannot be 48 inches or taller if they want to ride the ride.

Step-by-step explanation:

The inequality for the first question can be simplified to p $\leq \\$ 0, so just draw a colored in dot right above 0 with an arrow connected to it that points to the left of the graph (indicating that all values of p are less than or equal to 0)

The inequality for the second equation can be simplified to g < 12, so just draw a white uncolored in dot right above 12 connected to an arrow that points to the left of the graph (indicating that all values of g are less than 12)

The inequality for the problem that says 6), can be simplified to -4 $\leq \\$ c, so just draw a colored in dot right above -4 with an arrow connected to it that points to the right of the graph (indicating that all values of c are equal to or greater than -4)

The inequality for the problem that says 7), can be simplified to j $\geq$ 2, so just draw a colored in dot right above 2 with an arrow connected to it that points to the left of the graph (indicating that all values of j are equal to or greater than 2)

sergejj [24]3 years ago

5 0

I can't answer the first question because you need to draw lines from one number to another and I'm not sure how to type that. The answer to the second question is choice 1.

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